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Heidegger on language and Goethe.

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Alexander Verney-Elliott1 month ago

There is no language of Being. There is no language for Being. Being is not a word. Being is a Sensation. We cannot think Being. Being is not for Thinking. Being is for Sensationing.

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Gus Pacho1 month ago

funny that he’s saying this like a villain like what’s his problem

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Apple 🍉1 month ago

Where can i watch whole conversation?

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Tkg(タカギ)1 month ago

This echoes the opening of Natsume Sōseki’s The Three-Cornered World (草枕): “When you first realise that life will be no more agreeable, no matter what heights you may attain, a poem may be given birth to.” It also resonates with the Zen principle of furyū monji (不立文字).

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ma1 month ago

Tem link do vídeo completo?

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