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A y u h v Hgg’hkg. H g z A’ h-hy h hu Hu’ hgy h b h u h h hg k h hh g hyuh. I A ug h hughuh uvy u h h h , Hggh h u ubgh , hjuy hugh A hhy u bg u hv h hkg.

F h v Fbug Hu’ Juy 1919, Hgg vg h gh h . A , h u Ch gy h g h j g . Hv, h u g gh – h hh h bu h Hu, h h ug h v h-gy g. Ev My 1919, Hgg - hgy gu u h h

h. Bu h 1920–1921 u, Introduction to Phenomenology

o Religion, h y hg h “g uh [ Ch y] h” (GA 60: 121/87). Th -by yg u uy hg y bugh bu h h y vy A, y



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by h g k 1922, Phenomenological Interpretations o Aristotle: Directives or the Hermeneutical Situation ,b k h Natorp Report . Th A - (φρόνησις) h k h v gy.Evy, y qu vu h gv ubhv, bu h u , y bgh u k hh Hgg bg gh h “” (Sorge).

Wh h u u hu ? Wh h hubg hhy ? Ty, h hu h b h (ζῷον λόγον ἔχον, animal rationale).

I h quv h Gk hhu ζῷον λόγον ἔχον, Hgg h 1924 u u, Basic Concepts o Aristotelian Philosophy , uy h “h hu bg vg hg h h ”(GA 18: 108/74). F , uh vy ug, ubg. Bu k u h, h h u, Hgg h h hu ζῷον

λόγον ἔχον h h “h hu bg vg hg that has its genuine being-there in conversation and in discourse” (GA 18: 108/74), h b u h bkgu hh hbh h Hgg g. I h g y , u y hu y g uy hy u by uv uv, y u h y y. Whh g gu b, h k uu .

First , gv h g h vu A h h h u 1924, Basic Concepts o Aristotelian Philosophy . Th

A h u y u b uh u u Being and Time, bu qu hh u Hgg -y gg h . Uk P hh



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u h b u h uh -, Hgg hz h A h y h v h uby h h k y h u. I h h hy, h u h uv u hugh, bu h h h u y b hh hu b hb hu ug. I h y, (δόξα) b (πίστις) , k (Gerede), hh Hgg Being and Time, y v , hy u h u v u h hugh h - gug (λόγος).

A, second , h h Hgg’ A-’ λόγος h h u h y gug -u, bu h g kg .P b k h hg u h h hyh u gug; h , b kbu hg h hy y h h.Bu h h h, hy u h k bg h ub , quy, v hvg guug hg. I Being and Time, Hgg yz hv gv qu h u h hg vyy u, hh gvh h “ k” (Gerede).

i. heidegger’s interpretation of aristotle’s rhetoric

Cy v yz hh, g h 9huy, u h h trivium h b , Hgg h “A’ Rhetoric u b u h y- hu h vyy bg-h--h”(GA 2: 184/SZ2: 138). Th , hh h h -

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u hh h h buy.Hgg y h buy h bgg hh h h u h u 1924, h h hz h “h hhh - bg-h y u. Rhetoricis nothing other than the interpretation o concrete being-there, the her-meneutic o being-there itsel. Th h A’h” (GA 18: 110/75). Sg h u by bg-gh, Hgg u Dhh A h gug h. C bg-gh b y h h k u-

by , Ru u , h ubjv g- h ub u gug.

Rh by u g : “Ag, bu h h ugh b h bg ub h h h b, bu bg ub h- h h (λόγος), h h u h v hu bg h h u h b” ( Rhetoric I 5, 1355b1–2). I h h v hh h u , bu h h h h (δόξαι). Th v y hg h Ph; h u g h - hg, bu h h gug. Wh u h v h -v u gug, hh u b buh by , h h h v h uv b- gug, hh g u bu by u. Rh hu u u hh h qu h gu u u,

u ju uv .Th y h h g u h h ; u h -g gug by b. Δόξα,



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vu uy, u h g u, hh gu, u, u-, . Th,δόξα u b yu gzb gug. I h , h h h h -ubjvy h h h. Cy h hh h Hgg h y h vu h h h A πρᾶξις h uy, h y Rhetoric uuu h . Hgg h h h- h h ζῷον λόγον ἔχον: “I h hu-

bg hg b , h λόγον ἔχον . H hg b h hears . H h h g hg, bu h h hvg v ” (GA 18: 111/76). Th Gk, yA, y h λόγος h u - bg hu. Fuh, h Gk h hu ζῷον λόγον ἔχον , bu h h h y hhh Gk y u hv h h k h h πόλις ( GA 18: 110/76).

Hgg’ ug Gk hh -gug y vbuy v u u h h- λόγος h hu . Hgg g h hy h λόγος u- y g . I -qu, Hgg ub h hu h u h huy h y – j, y, h h h h K,h hk h hu u h by y(Vernüntigkeit ) by y (Tierheit ), bu h by uy

(Geistigkeit ), h y, by y. Cy h , hh u h hu bg hg g hg,Hgg hghgh h , , uv, g hu . I h , h λόγος



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y gug, h by k, , bv , hy v par excellence. I h y h Hgg h u gug h A v λόγος, vg h y, h , hu- ’ . I h g De interpretatione, u h u 1923–24, 1925–26, 1929–30, Hgg , gug g, vy, uvg bhv hh hu -h h h bg u h .

I h λόγος , Hgg -

, “ y u, u bg hubg hz ‘bg-h--h’: κοινωνία. Th bgh k h h , uh, hugh being-with-others ” (GA18: 46/33). Evy, qu bg-----h-h, bu h “being-as-speaking-with-one-another hughug, ug, g” (GA 18: 47/33). Λόγος, k-g, h g b vg-gh (κοινωνία) bg--h-πόλις. I h , Hgg’ A hh gh h hu .

U , uh h b bu h h πάθος y h u 1924, hy y h y u (Bendlichkeit ), (Stimmungen), h uu D h Being and Time. Wh h, u b h h πάθος h H-gg’ Rhetoric.

Th πάθη [hh Hgg Afekte,“”] g u hg,bu h disposition o living things intheir world , h bg

hg, g . Th - y u h bg- h , bg-h---h.(GA 18: 122/83)



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I u , g hghgh Hgg’ - λόγος δόξα. I 15 h u h u 1924, h, hh Hgg“ hg h h h interpretation o being-there with regard tothe basic possibility o speaking-with-one-another ” (GA 18: 139/96), y δόξα, – h h y – “δόξα h hh vg k u ” (GA 18: 138/94). Ih , “δόξα h hh hv vg h vyy” (GA 18: 138/94). Bu h h λόγος h h- h (δόξαι) h u bj v. Th y h hh

Hgg u h h h “ δόξα, b, h h h h y h v h vyy h h hg. O hv vg vyhg h g ; h hy bu h hk bu ” (GA 18: 151/102).

I h , δόξα v h Hgg yzhgy. Δόξα y h , buh “h u the entire world ” (GA 18: 150/101), h , u u, , h h : “Th h u h--h--h v, v δόξα. Lvg δόξα hvg with others . Th others alsohv bg ” (GA 18: 149/101, g). O hg h, by u, h , h, hg h vg-gh (κοινωνία). Lk, h by - h ug :

Wh ἐπιστήμη, who h . F v , who I am; h -bu hg h u, h bg-u, h k. By , the one having the view

, uh, -v δόξα […] I δόξα, h y k h h uv, bu k h h h v.Agy, h by δόξα uvy



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gu h h vy, bu h h h h δόξα. (GA 18: 150/102)

Th hh h h u h h κοινωνία v uy hhhu y guh h hh h (ἦθος) k uhu bvb hh h. Bu h b v. T bg – Hgg u – h by v: “I v u ” (GA 18: 151/102) “h bby being-against-one-another ” (GA 18: 138/94).

Hv, gh h g g -v h h u h ub h h πόλις.Th by g y h h hu bg gu h:

I h by h bg-h bk u b bb h , h, bbb. F h Gkhv, h vg h , beabsorbed h y, to all h hh v, b, hugh gug, h basic

danger o their being-there. Th h h sophistry . (GA 18: 108/74)

Thu, h h- h hh v k ug uh ug h b. O h h, δόξα u u v h h u y bg z h , , h h h,h y h h u g uy bhvg. Δόξα h by g h- by h u vyy

( Man) ( GA 18: 150–51/101–2). Δόξα, h, v h b h u v ( h kg-h--h);h y, δόξα h u “h gu bg-h--h--h-” (GA 18: 151/102). I h ,



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vy y bv h hg b A’ δόξα Hgg’ Gerede.

i i. rede and the peculiar function of gerede

I Being and Time, u ( Rede) u, gh h u- (Bendlichkeit ) ug (Verstehen), h u- g h hu bg. Rede h hh h h by k. Rede hu gby h D by vu -uv , hh, h , h h h h ( GA 2: 214–15/SZ2: 161–62). Uk h -v gug uvy u , Hgg hghgh h g, u-v, v, v u. Du . Th, ug h Hgg uh h g bg uv , bh h h ubjvy h hgug h hh y z.

I y , g Hgg, h uy h huby u gug u u

h . By hg u gug, k y h v y g, bu, uh y, hy hh y kg bu h hg h h b h. Bu h, ug gug v qu- hg u, bu h ug h g h . Kg h kg gug b . Th hy k,hugh u, b qu ug buh hh h . Hv, h , hy b , v,

u hugh u. Sk b kbu hg h hy u h h hy uy u. I h h v gv -qu h vv v, Hgg



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hg y vyy h, hh h gh h “ k” (Gerede).

Th y Gerede Being and Time g b v . O h h, k h y kg h h k h ub O (das Man), , v u h . Th uuy v by h v h Fku Sh, u by Hb Mu, h h u h ug Hgg. A, h h h, h u Gerede b h h k h Hgg D’ “g” (Verallenheit ). Th Hgg’

v h , uh, hug , hugh , h, h-u y v g.

F, u bv h h Hgg v Gerede: (1) “I k h by ug vyhghu y vu h ” (GA 2: 224/SZ2:169); (2) “I k u h gg g h g” (GA 2: 224/SZ2: 168). O b h h h vy u y u-v hh k actively gg h “gg g h g,” h h y h passivey gu ug h k y by h kg gug. Whu ub, h h y , bu hy . Lgu h y y y u uggug (uh “gg g h g”), bu hv h . A k h gu u h “gg g h g.” Hv, h u u h g

h vb h gug hv gu uv .Th, uv b Gerede:

v h h v. Th v Gerede ( k),



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hh vv y uv , h Hgg Rede (u), h , h u h gby hgu h hh D vuy v ( GA 2: 214/SZ2: 161). I v g, Gerede by Rede, y, h by hvg ug hg hu vu h . Ag Hgg, h b bu “ h h -gby, h u hh u b u g hu h g b bg h k bu u hv ug . […] O h same thing bu h same vg

h hv ug h ” (GA 2: 223/SZ2:168). H, Hgg u h bvu h k b k h hg, u g h , hk h h hy h gug, vhu bg y z h h hg hh bgk bu.

F , b h k ug h-u g hv vuy qu kg h. Th, h guhg b gu u-g vg ug. Th vg u-g h hv ug gv per se. Rh h, h u u h h ub k-g u . Th u u k hg b g k h vuy hv h; h, u u b u. I, h hg g uh , uy h h h qu kg h h hv gu ug h k bu, h, h h ubj, h h hv

vg ug . A g h h , u “gg g” y ju by h h hv uhuhy. I , y h qu h gu u-g h h y hv by g h. A h ,



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k h qu h ug v-g ug , k h h h gug hv – h bgg h k – h . Wh g k h u h v ug h by vu h h b, , uhy, kg bkgu.

Nvh, hg . Bh h v - vyy u h k y vgz,bu by. I, h uv Gerede hy h . Cu-

u u kg by u vu. I , uh h k h u, h y, u vg ug y u u y ug: “W g k y hg y hy, hg v g by uh vg ug.[…] Th h ub y hh hg hv b - h already u v h b bg u”(GA 2: 225/SZ2: 169, ). I h , h Gerede, uuby, y h Rede, , h, h D. Hv, Hgg quky u, u b guhh h b gu ug vgug. Th y h u-, hh “h vg ug h never be able h h b u hugg, h uh ju g” (GA 2: 224/SZ2: 169).

H h bg h gv Gerede,hh, h gy b , h “y - bg h bg k bu” (GA 2: 224/SZ2: 168). Gerede

hu u kg uhv v u h - v h y hg: “D v h vyy y bg hh D h gy. A gu ug, g u,



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vy bu , u g ” (GA 2: 225/SZ2: 169). N Gerede -, h , y bg D, h gy: “D h h by k ub g h hy, g y gu” (GA 2: 235/SZ2: 177). A h b - Gerede, h g . I h y, Gerede uy qu gv . A Hggb , h h D h k gu gu h gg.

D h h y h h vg u-

g h Gerede v. A h h g y h,

k bguy, hvg--vyhg hvg-u-vyhg, v h u- h h D hu vb v u gu D h y,gu, u b b-g. I h -y v h hy, g b gy h h

uh, u ug. (GA 2: 235/SZ2: 177)Bu h by g h h Gerede gv h h y D u-hy by h h vyy u. AL u, u b h h gv v Gerede yz by Hgg “ uuu hg .” Th h h Hggu b Gerede f h hh h k gu h vyy u g h

gu k.Tvz h u u bh D-’ h uhy. I k bg -h vg ug g k y



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ug. Th vg ug ju u u. Th h D h gug v hvg h h h h bg. Th u gug h hD y Gerede ug h ,hh y b h g v uv vy. Bu, Hgg u, h vby g h h ub, vg ug u h by g h ug. Being and Time h uh by.

I h, h u gug

gu. I h y y h λόγος h Hgg h h 1924 u, BasicConcepts o Aristotelian Philosophy , y h u gv v by. I λόγος – by “speaking about something [] speaking with others ” (GA 18: 19/15) – “ common in-telligibility gv, hh h u h averageness ”(GA 18: 20/16), bu h λόγος u by h Gk “ h bg h hu bg uy” (GA18: 20/16). F h v h u, b h hh Hgg’ y Rede Gerede h vyy u by ghy ug A h. Ph b u h v hh, h , hug g Being and Time: “A’

Rhetoric u b u h y hu hvyy bg-h--h” (GA 2: 184/SZ2: 138).

This study has been funded by the Spanish Department of Science and Education

(Project reference: FFI2009–13187) and by the Fellowship for Advanced Researches of the

Humboldt Foundation.



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endnotes

1 S, , h u Rh (GA 11: 143–152),h ubgh b My Way in Phenomenol-ogy Zur Sache des Denkens (GA 14: 91–104), h h Frühe Schriten (GA 1: 55–57). Uuby,A h uh h Hgg v -b h g ug h u Fbug Mbug, ug h uh j g bk A, k hk h Natorp Bericht .

2 A Pögg b, 1920 Hgg KLöh h g gg Hu, h

h hg h h hh; O Pögg,“M Hgg u Rghäg” Hei-degger und seine Zeit (Müh: Fk Vg, 1999), 249–252.

3 I h Hgg v h by(δύναμις) h h hqu (τέχνη), y, h b-y kg y; GA 18: 114–119/78–81.

4 Pu Ru, La metáora viva (M: E C,1980), 49.

5 F u v, Politics I, 1, 12539–18 Poli-tics VII, 12, 1332b5.

6 Hgg gz h y h bk Topics h δόξα h b bhv h h u. Δόξα h bg--h-; h h y, h - δόξα ( GA 18: 152–154/103–105).

7 Sy R, “Ph Ogy: A Hgg” R Pzz (.), The Impact o Aristotelianism on Modern

Philosophy (Whg: Th Ch Uvy AP, 2004), 250; Jqu Tu, Heidegger and the Project

o Fundamental Ontology ( Aby: S Uvy N YkP, 1991), 131; W MN, The Glance o the Eye. Hei-degger, Aristotle and the Ends o Theory . (Aby: S Uvy N Yk P, 1999), h. 2–4.



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8 F h g Hgg’ - h A , Rb M, “A uSein und Zeit ” Ab Dk . (.), Heidegger-Jahrbuch

3. Heidegger und Aristoteles (Fbug/Müh: K Ab,2007), 156–169, D G, “Bg-Mv: Th Ph Hgg’ Rh Ogy” D G AgK (.), Heidegger and Rhetoric (Aby: S Uv-y N Yk P, 2005), 1–45.

9 Hgg k h u g h Be-ing and Time h h g g λόγος ἀπόφανσις:“ bg b hv” (GA 2: 205/SZ2: 154).

Hgg h h h λόγος (k“,” “jug,” “,” “,” “”)v h g g ἀποφάνσις. Bu u h g Being and Time h A- y u, kg u gz h h y hg A u ug h y gug,u, uh, y , g h .

10 Ag h g, GA 17: 13–41/9–31, GA 21: 162– 79/136–51, GA 29/30: 441–73/304–26. F y h u u λόγος y Hgg, Fk R, Praxis und Logos bei Aristoteles. Handlung,Vernunt und Rede in “Nikomachischer Ethik”, “Rhetorik” und “Politik” (Tübg: Mh, 2003); F V, “L Qu ug ’u é hz ju Hgg,u ’A” J-Fç Cu (.), Heidegger 1919–1929: De l’herméneutique à la métaphysique du Dasein (P:J. V 1996), 33–65; Ch Wg, “ Logos Kinesis :Hgg’ I h Physics Grundbegrife der

aristotelischen Philosophie,” Epoché: A Journal or the History o Philosophy , 9/1, (2004): 101–16.11 S u h gh gg h u

(πάθος) hu h y



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(φόβος) Basic Concepts o Aristotelian Philosophy (GA 18, § 18 § 21 vy).

12 S, , P. Chh Sh, “Th U Abu A’ Rhetoric Hgg’ Fu Ogy: ThLu Cu, Su, 1924” Bb Bbh (.), From

Phenomenology to Thought, Errancy and Desire (Dh:Ku, 1995), 315–33, Th K, The Genesis o Hei-degger’s “Being and Time” (Bky/L Ag: Uvy C P, 1993), 276–308.

13 S GA 2: 221–26/SZ2: 167–70. I k (Gerede) uh u ( Rede). Tgh h bguy (Zweideutig-

keit ) uy (Neugier ), k u D vyy. Ly, Gerede h h, h Gv Ge- , h , h , Gerede hh h y, hk, u h -u . Th, hu v gGerede h jv “g,” “u,” “h,” “.” F gg h h g Gerede Jéu A Eu, El lenguaje de Heidegger.Diccionario losóco 1912–1927 (B: H, 2009), 98–99.

14 Ch L, “W Hgg E?” Inquiry: An

Interdisciplinary Journal o Philosophy , 48/6 (2005): 5–6.15 Ib., 10.16 F u h , Ty C, “Mu W

B Iuh?” Mk Wh J M (.), Hei-degger, Authenticity, and Modernity (Cbg, Mhu:Th MIT P, 2000), 21–22.




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Hö’ hy “G” “D Rh,” h h gv Hö’ y, Hgg u h “” h g “G”:

Th h v u u-. Th h y -v g. A hu hy vh y , y, h. […] y, [] , , “”[denn], u, hugh k h ,

h h h h h h gbg jgghy y Ghqu L h gg.(GA 39: 16)

Wh k h Hgg y h h denn “u, hugh k h ”? Fy, h h u Hgg’ y, h h hgy “y hy h.” Th ’ “ug” -g h h g qu hy; y

hy h v h Hgg yg b, y jg hy hv h h “u.” Th “ ” hughhh h “u” y “”; bu h“” u h v; “ug” b



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h h v uu h hy h. Suh h Hgg bv -h h h gh u. Sy,h “ug” h u h bgu g h h h y gug hh. Th “ug” Hö’ h g vu , denn, bu hby y gu ( “h,” v) y. F h g g y, h u “” “jgg” gg. I y h h “ ” (hh, b , u ) h h “ug.” Hgg’

v ug hu bg u h vy h hk-g gug. I h I h h h qug h, gu h “ug” u u u-g bh h uh-vu y – y bg “u, hugh k h ” – h h “gug k,” hh b gu hhkg 1950 .

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Hgg’ hkg h ug gug b g gh h h 1939 u H’ Onthe Origins o Languages . Th ubh v h u u h u , u vhg u gug h hkg hugh h bg . Py h v u-g Hgg g h h h hugh fu. Thughu h hu H’ h h u gug h h bu h “u,” hh h k h,

u bg “ g, h h g sounds ” (GA 85:111/94). Th y h h gg h y h denn “G”: h g -g hugh hy k, h hugh



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ug h b gu. Sug – , by qu,gu g – u h b y b y y.

Th v Being and Time’s h“D h bu u” (GA 2: 217/SZ1: 163); hv, v h y u gug. I Being and Time Hgg gug h y vy gug gu h v D. Wh h u gug’ug, h h h h h b h g h v. Hv, h b h ,Hgg guh h “ug” gug h

“” “ ” h y h vb, Wortlaut (-u) Lautgebilde (h ’ “u-”).Hgg gu h h Wortlaut , h ug h bb (, Hgg’ , , gv h 1939, ubg gy, “g”) “--h” uu k h u h g g (GA 85: 34/38). Th ug gug y b- “u” h u h b k bgu g y, h u u byhuk. Th h bv, “Th Nu Lgug” , h h uky“h hy gug, v h, bg quy ,” h “ u u uvy h h by u hyg , h h hyy v h u-u” (GA 12: 193/98).

I u h qu h by b. B h, I h h h h “ug” h denn h g “G”: h “u as though spoken or

the rst time.” Th “ h ” u hughu “ThOg h Wk A” ( b h “G” u h u H), h k’ aletheic -y, hby “ u .” Th h h v h



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u – “Th k b rst bk; h g h, h u h,h u g, h y” (GA 5: 32/24) – bu ubquy -f h uug : h Pu, , “ rst k h vb v,” “ rst bg h h gh y, h bh h ky, h k gh,” h “T, g,g bu, k k rst h v h hu h hy ” (GA 5: 28/21). I h, h k h y hh u bg g, h u g h “ h ,” ju h bg u u h denn -

y h h b. A , h y h, h H u, ug v: “‘ug’ asel-showing as a being, an appearing , h lets appear ” (GA 85: 111/96).Th ug gug bh u y - ( -hg), h bg h hv.

I h, Hgg y g h gu “Og,” hv. A “g-,” u h b hg k gu . Hgg, h , gh g h g gug h h - gug “yg hg” (GA 12: 242/123). I, hg h λόγος “ghg ug” (sam-melndes Lauten) (GA 85: 35/29), h u bg h gug h h .

Th λόγος “ghg ug” k u h u, gv h bh Being and Time On the Way to Language uh λόγος . Y hguv Lauten v u u . H ug h Hgg’, “Og,” h h k g h “”

quy. F Hgg u h ug h “hg h h and ” (GA 85: 54/45, h g), h “ y h u, bu to the open-ness and clearing bg , h , h h g



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h h h” (GA 85: 125/107). I u bh h gug u, h k g h ug gh uh, hu k g “”-h. I h qu h I u.

i i i

I h “Og h Wk A,” “h,” h y -u bu hg, by by v “g-h g” (GA 5: 32/24). Hgg ug-g hh h h, “bg g u, v v ” (GA : /), bu u h h hh u h. Th u b “” h y ; u g “ug” u y h h . Hggu h “h” h k’ “k-” u, bu u b h y. Wh hk- y ugh y h – h “bg g” , h “hg” u, h “gg” u – h y’ k-material u b. Hgg h “h” gug “h g h ” (GA 5: 32/24),

bu h h “” , h “hy” bu , y . O fu u g k h“y vb ”: “Th u k gug, hyh, , b, , , h-,” hh “hugh h gh … g h h y h y h .” Bu h g h g: “ g” h , -y gv Hgg’ u h gug g h by u k. Mv, b

g y “u,” h h h hy – u, , ub. Whv yh h gh hv b u.



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I gh h uy, I u k u h “” .I “ug” h “-h,” h u h h vyv gug ug v g ( , reisst )h g v h bu . Bu “,” ug. Ph gh hk h hgk E-g y h v: h, b, h h g vbg h ub, bu h h g hh gu. A y quh h u (y h g by v-y-) k, h h v h h , h b h h h g (

h vb ). Th u hy h denn “G” “u” hugh , h h uy h bk uu – h , h bk, y. I v uby, h, - h uby, h Hgg b Wortlaut h “ preserving keeping – earth o the world ” (GA 85: 109/93). I h“ug” gug, h h h uh y b ub, bu y y, hb h Wortlaut v h Wortlaut u b u.

iv

I h g h u h h ky h Hgg’ g gug, hh b u h H u: h “ ↑ [Geläut ↑ der Stille]” (GA 85: 90/78). I h 1939 u, h -g u “,” g -vby h v h ug, byg h “g-h” h h h . Wh h ubquy , hu k ug ug h by h yg h “gug k h .”Wh h h, h ub: , h h hzh y “” gug b ;



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, h h g h v by hh h gy -gug vb u. I bh , h y -v vb u u, h b h by hh h“” . I “Th Wy Lgug,” hh k hu h hkg h , h h u- gug h k, h u u huy:

Th h-u-hyg ug h g h , v h ug hby bugh v [die hierdurch erbrachteBe-stimmung des Lautens ]. (GA 12: 241/121–22, )

Th kg hg bu h g; y, h, hugh h hyh Bestimmung , h h ugg h h vb gug k bgg--v. Th h h g h ’ g by bu u h h hu by. I, H-gg k h “h” vb u uuk h h “hyg” u u hughh v . Sy, h “bgg v” h hv gug , hh u bh u h “”: h “gu ” by hu vy, h by h h ub, h h y h hu by .

Th h b h 1950 u “L-gug,” g Tk’ “E Wb.” H h gu h, Stille ( “”), by h “u-” ( Lautlos ), h , h b u, bu yu-u (GA 12: 26/PLT 204). Th h h - , “Og,” h h k’ “” ( Ruhe) h k

bu h h hgh v (Bewegtheit ) hhuh uh. I, h G Stille bh , g Hgg h “ug” gug v . Th “Syg” hh



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uh u b / bh by vu yg vb gug by vu v vb gug.Wh h “” , h hg h h h k h bg .

Th “ ” y h h ug, v, . I h - b gug’ “gu ” hu h: h“ hg hu” (GA 12: 27/PLT 205), y h hu h. Th h h “ ,”h u, y : g u, Hggy, “b h g, h bk” (GA 12: 28/PLT

206). Ag u h , h ug gug h h u; , h b h hg v . A y, Ch Fyk h, gug “” hu h, h bkg b h . N y, h, k hugh, , “”; uh “” b -g u h “gu ” .

v

H, h “” h hu h g h gy λόγος. I h 1957–8 u “Th Nu Lgug,”hv, Hgg u hh gug“u.” H, Hgg k u h h h gug y , “h y gug u g vb, hv b” v h vbu h y h by huk h g. A h1939 H u, h h “h” h v uh ug, gg, vbg: “by uh hh’ f gh hh fuh” (GA 12: 194/98).

By h juu Hgg’ hugh, “h” g bgv “” h “,” bu h h “u”h k u h . I h “ky” “hv”(Himmel ), h , v .



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Th h ub h h: h h by g-h g v, h hz uh h “h” by “g” u .T h y “h’ f gh” b by gu, Hgg u g Hö, -by h gug “h uh’ f.” Th h,Hgg u, u “h”

h u gug g u h. Fh? F yg hh h h g- . Th u g u h ugby hh, h , hg. . . . Th ug, h hy gug h h h hy [Stimmen] h, yg -gh hu h g h ’ uu,u h h [einstimmt ]. (GA 12:196/101, )

Th “ug” bh u h “h” h fg uh h, u h “yg” hh bg .I h , h “ug gug” hg k h bh v – yg h hh h by gug h g, vb, hv, -b. Y Hgg kg g : h h u y h peal , bu one and the same movement . Th h h by g h “” hh u uv h u u; h , “y-g” “hy” h u bg h, hug h hg h h h . W -u u by gu, h “ug” u h “h” h by, v, “ug,” v

h h y . A ug b Be-stimmung : bgg v hh gug .



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vi

I u k h by g bfy . Fy, h -u gug’ ug v kg - h gy v. A , g h h g by gug h v, Hgg b g h ggu “h.” Th hg, hv, u b -. Hgg’ “ug” hk h by gug by y vgg h v -g, v by h g h h 1960 “Og h Wk A” “Th Wy Lgug”: “Lgug

By (Su S),” “Sug Byg – By S” (GA 5: 62/47; GA 12: 249), h h “E Wb” u, bv, hh hugug “h g.”

Y Hgg’ hkg h juu gv v (I’ y, “u”) uvhhy. A h u D’ qu h h h Hu u h bu v h kg ubj hugh h “hg--k,”bu bu v uy f h u-

b . Wh Hgg y gug’ ug h“h” “g u” v h, h v h h vy u b. Th by b h gug y b qu – b, , qu . Th gug by h, h , h bk by -, hh h hbk λόγος. Wh u h y h h hu by , ug -,b h y h h u uh h h h- gh. Hgg gug’ gy u “u g ghg” (lautlos ruende Versammeln) (GA 12:204/108); bg , y, “g,” gg



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h b, uh h hy u h h-y gug.

Sy, y, I u k u h qu yh hh I . Hgg’ u h ug gug hugh g Hö: “, k f-,” “h uh’ f.” Th h u h u h h h y hh, hh uh h ug “y” y vu g g hhkg bg. A h , vy, g h h, Hgg u h v’ “g u” h , h

h v qu, v hugh h ugg h, g gug h u , hu “y hyh gug,” “h khb g h.” I, h vy “ug” h u- , h Hgg uy h “” h h (h ) h b.

I h g, h I , h u “G,” uu, h ’ “ug” h g vu y u u . Bu h h b, hh Hgg’ g h gh h “ug” h hqu g-y. Th h h ’ “ug” g by g Wortlaut . I h , u h Wortlaut , vv ug, vh hhh k uh ug b. O, h y, uy h Hgg’ h h uh gug – ghg bg g hh hy b

u vby – u h u, h u h hy h k hv u g gu h u gu u-g h , y . T h , y



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u y gug u h b – g,gu, , h – u u u hh . Th u b hy y, Hgg y, h h h “bk ” h “h h h h u v ” (GA 12: 28/PLT 206), bu y h h ug, hbyb h hh h “bk ” h h ’h. T hk g h b Hgg , I u ugg h h qu h -y’ gg h vb u gh ub ug uv g .

endnotes

1 Mh H, The Song o the Earth , . Rg Ly (B-g: I Uvy P, 1993), 111.

2 Chh Fyk, ‘N h Thh’, Language and Relation (S: S Uvy P, 1996), 27–30.

3 Jqu D, Speech and Phenomena, . Dv B. A

(Ev: Nh Uvy P, 1973), 12.




Fh’ Kg:

O Hgg’ Rg S Pu

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I h , I u k u h h h-Ch , h h h yug Hgg’hugh. My h h h h, h h , - h g gu h vy y kg hHgg v b u hugh h hghu y. Th y kg , h yug Hgg’ , “-v” “b ” h b h gy gug y gy uh hhy.

I u h hh

h g u h h Hgg’ u,I h :

1. Th u H-gg’ hu . Th k - u h y h -Ch g . I y u, hugh b h, h u h y y: h “ ” ( ormale Anzeige) h - (Vollzugssinn).

2. Th h h h, Hgg u h gh h (- -). I gh g Hgg’ hgy



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g, hy v h h h h k b gz, h h, gyy -h kg.

3. Th h y h h u kg,.., h’ kg, u Ch- y bhvg: “vg” “g.” Ag Hgg, h h u h h - Chy, b by Pu. Buhugh h b h h uh g h u.

i. enactment-sense and formal indication in the

hermeneutics of life

A y 1919, Hgg h h v hhy b “gy -h ,” b ug hqug by , hu g v h h . Th h hg, h g, h h y vg g hh . I h , Hgg k h bz, vz, -hz h v v (GA 56–57: 74/59, 89–90/69–70, 116/88–89; GA 58: 77, 78).

Th h hg y hu y k. I y qu - - (Vorgrife), bu hy u yh h “bj.” Th hghu g by ug ,h g hh gv . I u u h Hgg “ ,” u - b vyg h by y h

hz h h .B I g uh h h , I uk y bu h y y h , , y



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vy. F Hgg, vy h v h bhv , Sichverhalten. Th y gv h hu y h h u g hh uh. Th uh hg one hu uz g h gv h. Ayh b v bu h h Hgg h “-,” h “-,” h “-” (Bezugssinn, Gehaltssinn, Vollzungssinn).

T u h bfy, h - ( h -

) hz h h hg. Th - , , h Husserlian h-gy b h u.Th -, , h hh h - ; “h -h [Worau ] h -h [Wozu ] h” (GA 61: 53/40, ). Ty, hh y v h - h, h y, v h hy y are (h , k).Fy, h - h by hh - - z h h hz – hby ug h h v uy y ub -. Th -, .., h by y h ug - -, u h g Hgg v hg .

Thugh h gv h -, Hgg h bjvy by h - hy (h ‘’ g h h

u h h ). Bu v h y vy g, h - h h vy v -. I hg h - h



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bjv bgg bu gu hv , h -’ y y g h , hh h .

A y h y h h Hgg ubu h (-y u hg) h h “ ,” u h index hz . Th hz b y u,bu h k b . T y y “( pre)-” (Vorg-

rif ) h h hu ug ,hu hg h uv , hu g h h “v” h .

Nh u hg,h h y “ , y pre-caution gu h h [ h h]” (GA60: 64/44, ). Wh “ y h by/by u h - h hg uy ” (GA 60: 82/57,). Th g h k, y, h bh b “h ” “gy hz,” .. u hh, hugh h, u gug h y -h hz . I h h-gy h gu v , h h y h - v h a priori y v: “A y h ; hI uh uh initial direction, h g

h y h h y, hu hg” (GA 61: 33).F gu h gy hh

vg, y by vg u hg uv



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u v ( Einstellung ) g , y by vg h h h h hyg. I h , h “v-” h ; h bg ug, k, h h “,” hh y h b g uh v .

A h h h h Ch-y, Hgg h g Pu’ L, bbugh y g h u yh bu h necessity ug h hg (.., h -) h h gy

v k. Th h I h .

i i. faith’s knowledge

Hgg’ hg gu Chy y g Pu’ h b h v h h h bv. W ugh b bg h h Hgg yg u hg k

h. H u h h “hu h-gy gu -Chy.” N, h h-gy bu g? I uh bu ,bu bu . Wh g Hgg y h g -hg Pu’ ; h h h Pu, h , describes v – h h h -bv Ch.Hgg’ Pu bv hgy h -Ch v h.

Th k hu y h Hgg’

quky v bh h h L h G v h L h Th. ThL h G u g Pu’hg, uy g h b h



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. T h Hgg , u yh h v -,h , u u h -, h h-z h bu vy (). A , hh v, h L h G u k Hgg’ hugh, h L h Th vh – h v h-g “,” – h by y h Ch, uh Pu b .

Th bg u, I u k ugg h Ch-

h, v , y yh vy h Hgg g h-h . A I u Hgg’ Pu,h v vy kg, -h kg, h uu y h gy gh h hu . Bu u h g bk Hgg’ g Pu h k kg kg bu h.

I h h G, Pu h h: hv Ju, h v, h h g(G 1, 11–24). I h , Pu’ hbg h event: h v h Du. I bgh v h v y G, h v bh g h gu h . I y, h L h Th, Pu k h h h vent h own v h g h. H h v:

Bu yu know [οἴδατε] h have been [ἐγενήθημεν] g yu yu g. A yuhave become [ἐγενήθητε] u hL, vg [δεξάμενοι] h y bu [ἐν θλίψει πολλῇ] h h jy [μετὰ

χαρᾶς] h Hy S; uh yu have become



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[γενέσθαι] h bv M Ah […]. (I Th 1, 5–9)

Wh ugh h qu h Pu uby h u h hu bu y g , g h “hvg-b.” Wh hz h bv’u h having become Ch h actual kg h . F h h, h G received hy b h h, hy h h . Th ju bh h; h y,h “hvg-b” Ch h - , u h actual bg (GA 60: 94/65). Thu,“hvg-b” Ch by vg h h uz h u h bv. Cy, h h v g u also b y (παραλαμβάνειν) hknowing h h Ch y : “Yu hv learned u h k G” (I Th 4, 1).

I h , h h v u, -y bu h . Bu y uyu , .., kg “h bhv” h h h. Hgg hu b hvg h

(πιστεύειν) “hg-u” ( Fürwahrhalten) – uuyu h kg hg – bu “uu b v.” O y h v hu by h y kg h h, h - h h kg.

Wh h k, y h Hgg, h h h h v -hkg hh uy bk “bhv,” u- h h u . Ah y h h v y:

, by g (hh G) h - Ch ; , by hzg h h G.



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I ugg h k h g, Hgg’ - Pu b . A b , hv h h y h v - v kg h h -Ch , hv k how h kg u y. F h hh y g g hh uvg uh b h h k. Wh, h, h uh b -Ch , by h’ kg?

Hgg uh b, y, “v-g” “g,” hh h h h hgy

gu . Th y one v hh Hgg : “yu hv v G, serve [δουλεύειν] h vg u G wait [ἀναμένειν] hv h S Ju […] h v u hh ” (I Th 1, 9–10).

I , Hgg’ h Pu, I , k uv h vg g “h u h vy h ” h Ch . L u h vg g h g -Ch h, h h u hgy .

i i i. serving (δουλεύειν)

A h bgg h F L h Th, Pu h Ch, hvg v h “,” vg G“ y bu h h jy h Hy S” (I Th- 1, 6). Th b G u bu, , , uuy, jy. Why uh h h jy h , , within h -

? Th hg v gv hh - vg -Ch .Cy “y ” , h hz hh -Ch h by



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this bu h h g kg G. This u h k h fh (σάρξ), h y, Hgg , u h h v G.I h u bu h Ch.

Hv, fh y b . I u , y u bg h . Bu h hCh h, y, u bg uuug ; h Ch v h G, h fh. Th hu bg Ch bu “u-.” Ch by fhbu y. O Hgg h v Pu:

“T h; uh h h h hv v hu b hughhvg [ὡς μὴ]; h h y, yg [ὡς μὴ]; hh j, jg [ὡς μὴ]; h h buy, g[ὡς μὴ]; h h u h , ug [ὡς μὴ], bu h h y” (I Ch 7, 29–31).

I h qu h Ch y b - gvy v h y uh outside h ? Th .Hgg u h h, h y, Pu yyg hg positive bu h h. FPu ’ u h vv y yg g Gk (οὐκ), bu gv (ὡς μή) hh v h v h k h g.

Hgg bu h v: “ […]. Th ‘’ h g h -gg h v ” (GA 60: 109/77). Fuh: “Ou b ὡς μή by ‘ ’ bu u’ k.‘A ’ bjv ugg h h Ch hu v h k h uug . N h

ὡς vy g hh . Th μή h Ch ” (GA 60: 120/86, ). I h, h g u h “v” y h-z h - h h , hu g



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bk bjv - , v gv . Th - h y - h (ὡς μή) h h g .Bu h h hz h Ch u y h . O h y, k h u h -, g v. Dy y, h b-v, h h h Pu ju:“k u yu v h bg” (Ph 2, 12).

Th h Ch hu u vg G, hughh ugg g fh, h ghg gh h . N h gh h fh bg

bu h v y hugh h gh . T hy, y h h ’ k vh h gh G : “My g u yu,” yG Pu, “bu my gh h b hugh k”(II Ch 12, 5–9). I h , h k h bv, byvg h g, v h gy G hu b u jy. I y h by h uy h h Ch h v G v jy.

I hu hgy, h y . I, Pu’ h k h u gg h bjv- h v h - hCh v. Ch - v hz by h -; h y, b h h h. I h h hz G h h gb -Ch gy u b u - h, y -. Th h yy, Hgg , h “h g […] ’

[…] vy ” (GA 60: 122/87, ).Bu hv u h vg G u- h uv h ( u h h ). I h h



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-Ch gy b g gy h h h y? Th y waiting , hh h ky gu -Ch h, h qu hu uy y h g v h h h Hgg’ hu .

iv. waiting (ἀναμένειν)

Wh “g Ju” y, v ? W hv b g h h Ch, v, u G, , v h “” . Th hz - h h h coming , h g h kg- G, ub fh . Fh’ kg,h kg “hvg b” “ u” (καινὴ κτίσις) y kg h to come ( G 6, 15).Th, h hz Ch y’ y h h bu h uture. Th Ch v h“” Pu, h gu u Ch y hL Jug. Bu h k uu h?

O hg Hgg y Pu’ L h g

h u Ch u b u u. B h u h -, Pu cannot b u bjv h. Th hy Pu, g Hgg, y h Th h qu h h when Pu, bu h h bk h vy gug hy Ch. Pu v h u Ch, bu y k u: “Bu h [χρόνων] h [καιρῶν] yu vy k [οἴδατε]h y h L h h gh” (I Th

5, 1–3). Th kg h u Ch, h, y. I h bjv“uh” bjv bu hz hb .



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I h , Pu h “h” Pu y ug h “vent.” Pu’ v u h “h” bu yy jyy “h h ” (GA 60: 102/71–72). F Hgg,h y yg qu h “h” -g “bjv .” Pu y when Ch u buh v “kg” h h hu. Hgg -guh h h καιρός h h bjv hg , h h. Th καιρός hg h ub z, , h y. I , , hu u h uu.

Th kg h h u Ch hu h Ch’ . A Hgg, h h -Chy “kg” uu y hgu h uu u . F , Hgg h g h “h?” Pu, Pu h Ch- bk h u kg h u Ch: “yu vy k [.., yu already k!] h y h L h h gh [….]”

Fuh Pu h h impact h -hkg u h u ; h “” hy g uy h : “Bu hhy y: ‘P uy,’ u h u u,k h bhg , hy ’ . For you my brothers , yu h k, h y ’ u yuk h. […] Let us not sleep like the others but let us be vigilant and sober ” (I Th 5, 3–6). Wh Pu, Hgg y, “h ‘h’ h b h qu ‘h v?’ – [ h ] h ku.” Th hy “P uy” hv h h g h

hh b h qug y .Thy v , bu u huug , h v – h u Ch u h “k h h gh.” Bu h h



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h ku, .., h h hv h u h Pu yg. F h, h “h” h ; Pu uh v h .

Bu h Pu b u h bv’ , h y “b ” h ? Fy, Hgg , qu vg h h b h y h L Jug,ug h h Ah k u h Ay h g ug h h . Suh y u h bjv uuv. N qu ug h uug , v’ y u h g Pu. Pu h y:

“My h v h v h h h -g” (I Ch 7, 20).

Wg h u Ch y hg – hg – bu y h - h v h - . I ’ hugh . WhPu k , h g bv u h ; h Ch’ h – v. H y, y h - Ch , v h h v. Bu hk, v b h y h uh- h g , h y h u h u Ch. H hu b by ub h h : “[H] ub h uh , g u , h h y h k h v v u h vy” (GA 60: 107/75, ). F h Ch, vu-g h guh u by h hz h u, bu h y, ug . Auh Ch

k uy; uy qu hz hz h u g .

Thu, hu hg v,“g” h uh y g h



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h’ -h kg j “vg” h qugbg--h-, uv h v Ch y. I h hz Pu, h gy - u h gy y . I vh hy uh y h gh b hgy g gh.

v. conclusion : the experience of faith and hermeneutical

phenomenology of life

H I u u h u h I hv u ? I v-uy ugg h h h h gy - h yug Hgg’ hgy gu. Th Hgg y “g” “vg,” gbv, h hyh. I, h yHgg uh h contents byCh g S Pu, u h indeter-minateness h . It is this very indeterminateness, claimed inthe name o the enactment-sense specic to Christian lie, that transorms

aith’s pre-theoretical knowledge into a ormally indicative knowledge.By y u, I u k ugg h h u h

hg h -Ch b . F h ugreligious lie uh, h Hgg b vu h y u bh h by h h experience h gy gug y uu καιρός. O h qu Hgg’ hgy gu h v h hu y uh. F u b y h h h -Ch “y” yh g g h-

gy . Th vy vy kg yy h u h Ch “g” uy v Being and Time – h h hz



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h uu b y z h y D h z.

I y h h - vy h h h - h. I h h Ch h structurally demands h - v h - h -, u h “y” g- y Chy’ v Hgg’ hgy .

Thu Hgg’ hgy gu test , k, h v h within a concrete and

historical lived experience (.., h h), bvu h vy uu , . Th h y h h h v bu h h yz u gh h , hby, h g Hgg’ y hugh.



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endnotes

1 Th kg h never , b , y k h gh g bu y g hh h v h . T g h -h kg by -Ch , Hgg u h Wissen - Erkenntnis (hh u ky ugg h- “” ). Uk G Fh (savoir,Wissen connaissance, Erkenntnis ), Egh hv

uh y . F h , v b h u h, hv I Hgg’ u Wissen GA 60 y , I hv h I “-v” “-h-” kg. F v h , “F ” Le jeune Heidegger (1909–1926).Herméneutique, phénoménologie, théologie, S.-J. A S. C- (é.) (P: V [. Pbè v], 2011),135–151.

2 C. GA 56/57: 96–97/75–76: “Th u b -h

u-h [übertheoretische] , -h , u gy , hh h h- u h g. Th h g […]’ b hy.” GA 56/57: 59/46–47: “Th h h u b bk, […] bu h h bk -h.”

3 S GA 60: 55/38: “Th b ‘ ormal indication’ bg h ‘hy’ h hg h […].”

4 Bu v b g Hgg’ y, u bj: Why hu h Ch b para-digmatic h g gy h h “ g”? I’ uh hby? I y y g. Why h y gu h h, y, h



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? Why y h -Chy h h y h gy?Bu, Hgg u y, h gu v h y h h (Selbstwelt ). Ih h gu -Chy, “h h hg, v u h ‘-y ju u y’” (GA 58: 60). N, h Selbstwelt hu v ; h h h, v hv b h v gh. I h h uv y h , h expressly k u by h

Ch. Th “k” u b h , hh k h h Pu. Th u gv h h , h by Hgg h, hy hu k y gu h h, y h , hh k. Bu, y ,h h , h y, bu gv v g h u h Hgg Pu.

5 I y, h , v h h L Pu, h h b Hgg Rk’ - hhy vu. C. B.D. C, “Hgg é-k B. Cqu hh vu” Le

jeune Heidegger , 75–93.6 οἴδατε εἴδω/ἰδεῖν () h , g h

hg, “, , k, b k ” , y v Fh,voir; observer, examiner; avoir une entrevue; se représenter, se g-urer; M. se aire voir, d’où se montrer; sembler, paraître; avoir l’air,

aire semblant, eindre de; se rendre semblable; (. A.) savoir, êtreinormé, instruit de; être habile à; être en état de, pouvoir; avoir tels ou tels sentiments (+ . . .).



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7 GA 60: 94/66, : “Th γενέσθαι δέχεσθαι τὸν λόγον, ‘-vg h ’….”

8 GA 60: 108–109/76–77: “steigerungsähiger Vollzugszusammen-hang”; h Hgg II Th1, 3: “W ugh ugy gv hk G, y bh, yu h gg v h v yu h h h bg bu […]”. O h y hkg h, GA 60: 310/235–236.

9 GA 60: 97/67: “δουλεύειν u ἀναμένειν b Gu-hug j Bzug.” M y Hggu h qu Chy

h h (waiting ) h vv h qu D’ gy y.Th h Being and Time h h b y, h h g h h Fbug y vg, hy h g v h h g. A y, h -v hu hgy , I hk h h “vg” b, uy h u h y k h “g.”

10 Ag Hgg, fh y h y “uh y h u-ug ” (GA 60: 124/88, ).

11 C. Ph 1, 21–24: “Bu , v Ch g. I I v h fh, I h u y b; hu I ’ k hh h. I bh, g b h Ch, hg uhb ; h fh, hg y yu.”

12 Hgg v y y b -

g. F , h y h v uh - (GA 60: 109–110/77–78) hHgg II Th 2, 10: “[…] h h



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h, hy ’ v h v uh bv.”

13 Th uy, h , v k- vuby, u h by u g, y h v gh. C. M Luh, ThHbg Du, 18h h: “I h uuy h by b h vh g Ch”; M Luh, Luther’s Works: Career o the Reormer , H J. G Hu T. Lh (.)(Phh: F P, 1957), 39–58.

14 I h , , h Hg , hh

g “h Ch [], h v h uy ub I” buy h uh Chy.

15 C. GA 60: 150/106–107: “U b [Pu] W ? Nh uh bjkv Zgb, uh Wie, u z Wie bzg gh u Bzug zu Wie, Bzug bz. Vzug Eh Wann!”

16 Καιρός, Pögg bv, “ h z’ g h. [Kg] h k h ; h hy h h h uu.Thy bg ’ hy [] hh b b-j.” C. O Pögg, Martin Heidegger’s Path o Thinking ,. D Mguhk Sgu Bb (A Hgh-, N Jy: Hu P, 1987), 24.

17 Th h -Chy uu hg bu “kg” h gu h u-u h y . Thu uv, Hgg,h v hy (Geschichte) h gyy .

18 Fç Du, Heidegger et la question du temps (P, PUF,1990), 19.



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19 F h, Hgg , “h qu ‘h’ bk . Th y Pu u h h uh” (GA 60: 104/73, ).

20 H h k bg h Ch, h b h u, b u h bg b h , vg “ uy.”

21 C. GA 60: 133/94. C. M Luh, . ., Th Hbg D-u, 11h h: “Ag b v u h b u h jug vyk.”




F h Fy D

h Fy Nu:

Nu, Ay, Mgy

Raoni Padui

I h uz hgy, h h-g h b gy u v Hu’ k yhg. Thughu h v h j hg gy h ,Hgg’ hhy h h -v -u gy, u u h h u h g h . I h I y u h

Hgg u hugh h guh Dasein Vorhandensein h uy u . Hv, Igu h h g h -, h h Hgg’ b h j- u gy, hh h h u u h g qu, ghu. Th h vug u gy h y j gy, y - h y D h h y u, h h - b u h u u y h

guh D’ bg--h- h ’-vy. I bh h h k y hby Hgg’ g bu h vy by b D u. I h I h,



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Hgg u gg h uqu, v hg h u gyb bz, y y.

I k h h h, I bg ( h h ) by bfy vg h bD’ actical bg h actuality uk D-. Th by h h j u gy v Being and Time, v bfyqu h h . I h h I h h h b D Vorhandensein - Hgg’ u, y h

y h bg h Vorhanden h u hughuh . I h h I gu h, h hgg uh , Hgg bg bz h v u h h y hj gy. Fy, I u by hg h Hgguy hk bk h gh v h gh h h h y qu. Iugg h Hgg hu hv uz u D’ bg--h-, v h h h -u v h u b.

i. facticity and the distinction between dasein and

vorhandensein

O h u h Hgg’ Being and Time hh bg h y h Dasein y h bg h . Th y D v h bgg by h Hgg Vorhandensein:

Ogy, existentia bjv [Vorhandenheit ], k bg hh y hz h bg hh hh h D. W v h u



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by y ug h v bjv [Vorhandenheit ] h existentia, by bug [ Existenz] bg y D. (GA 2: 56/SZ2: 42)

Th “” ( Existenz) g h bg - D, h bg qu, hh h g Vorhandenheit Zuhandenheit v h . Th y hh D h - h . Th vh D Hgg y ,g h u D bjvy yg h y vk D’ g: “D v b u gy gu bg bjvy [einer Gattung von Seiendem als Vorhandenem]” (GA 2: 57/SZ2: 42). O u, uh ug y b, k h bu, u y b ug. Ju bgy (Gattung von Seiendem) bg bj vg, hgy uhygyu g u h hu h vg. Bu Hgg

h g h v bu D’ bg h g.D guh y h by h h

ug bg uv : “Understand-ing o being is itsel a determination o being o Dasein. Th - D h h is g” (GA 2: 16/SZ2: 12).Tg D bj g h bj ubu h g by. Hv, h -bguy h, D y. D is bgg h, y h h ju h gy h h u . U , Hgg h h bu u D h bjv y uh u : “M y, hy b u h h ju



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hg y bjvy ” (GA 2: 74/SZ2: 55). Hv,Hgg y h “ h, u yg ju h u bg-” (GA2: 74–75/SZ2: 55). Wh h y hh D b-jvy g h , h b y k h “ .” I k Hgg h h hk h h bg huv h b D-, u uv. Th bu h ug g h bg- hguh D b. Wh Hgg h h qu y D ( )

g h , , hkg g h u y h g u gy, h g hkghugh h g u D:

Lk h bg, D objectively present as real . Thu bg g qu h g re-ality . Agy, h y h uy h g b. Th yv h h [Dieser verlegt den Weg ] gu y D, v u v

h bg y hg y h[Zuhandenen]. (GA 2: 267/SZ2: 201)

Th , y bu h h D h u y hugh uv ggh , bu h h bj u -y u uu h g, hy (zuhanden). S h b h h v Ry h uy g h y g “k v hh [Überspringen des Phänomens der Weltlich-

keit ]” (GA 2: 88/SZ2: 65).Bu D y h g h -. Th gu bg-hu h h Hgg -g by D’ y. O y hk h h y D,



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bg h h (Geworenheit ) y, g bg h D h h h bg. Hv, h h , Hgg g g guh bh uy gy h bjvy D’y, vg h Tatsächlichkeit h Fak-tizität h . Ju h b h bg (, bjv ), h h h (y, uy): “A y h ‘uy’ h [die ‘Tatsächlichkeit’ der Tatsache] ’ D gy y h u u k . Th uy h [Die Tatsächlichkeit des Faktums ]

D, h y hh vy D uy , acticity [ Faktizität ]” (GA 2: 75/SZ2: 56). O u, h “y” h bg – “h” g h vy y h ( h). Bu Agb h hv , h h y bu hugh h gy (Zuälligkeit ), hhHgg D’ g ,g by Faktizität . Th hh D “” h (Geworenheit , Verallenheit ) h hh (Zuälligkeit ) h . Agb hby h Hgg “h Bg v h.”

Th v h vy Hggu h b D’ y Being and Time, hg u h y h ju h h g : “ Facticity is not the actuality o the u buu o something objectively present, but is a characteristic o the being o Dasein taken on in existence” (GA 2: 180/SZ2: 135). Th hughu h bk h u y b Being and Time. Eh Hgg

uh u D’ bg--h- u uu, h h b - u bjv . F , h vgh h , h bv: “A h



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D, [Tatsache] h u -y bjvy . I ‘’ y h k bg D k k [ Faktum] y [ aktischen Existenz]” (GA 2: 357/SZ2: 269). H u hbg h y h D guhg h y hh bjv “” : “EvyD v b , bu hb, bu bu y never b objectively present . Rh, , exists [sondern weil es wesenhat nie vh sein kann, vielmehr, wenn es ist, ]” (GA 2: 503/SZ2: 380). F h h -v u guh Dasein Vorhandensein,

b ug h g gh Being and Time,h Hgg qu h vy :

Th b h bg g D h bg bg uk D ( ,bjv ) y b ug, bu y h point o departure h g b-; hg h hh hhy b [ist doch nur der Augg der ontolo-

gischen Problematik, aber nichts, wobei die Philosophie

sich beruhigen kann]. (GA 2: 576/SZ2: 436–37)A bk h vv v h bg D by g h bg h - , , by bzg h vy j. Th u hh h bg D u hg hu g , bu hg h u h.

i i. on the relationship between vorhandensein and nature

Wh hv h h b Dasein Vorhan-densein v Hgg’ b y uy, y bvu h y h h h u u. I h g I gu h h



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g h b D Vorhan-densein uuy H-gg’ g u. Bu u uyy , hh hy h y v y hh . Th g u- v y, h vy hg hgy b “uu h u ” v hy u g kbu ky ub u qu, h Jh Dué -y “-uu.” I g h Hgg u, h u -Qu

u: y, h hg v h h u uu h hhy, h -u h , h ugh u g. I, g h Hgg’ hhy u, u hv uh b gy , h u y v h “” u h,h hu bg , y h, hh. Th v h Hgg, y Being and Time, h “ gy” (GA 2: 88/SZ2: 65). O h g u u, y hhy h ubu D’ u g g y “u” u b y u. I h gyb ugh u gu v Luu, Sz, Nzh, W S.

Hgg’ y , g hh u, v, gy, h u-v h D. Wh k y h u “” – Hgg’ hh v gy k v (überspringt ) h h-

u y bjvy hg. F h v, D b yh h u g:“I, h h bg h



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bg [dem Sein des Seienden] hh bjvy h h [innerweltlich vorhanden] bu h , hv, v b -y v – u” (GA 2: 88/SZ2: 65). Whh ug u h y Hgg bzhughu h k h , b g h b1925 1929 Hgg vy y h Vorhanden h hu, h gy h vyhg Vorhandensein h h gy u. Th b h u u h u 1927, h h h h v Being and Time h u :

Th u y h - [die Welt ist nicht die Natur und überhaupt nicht das Vorhandene], y h h h hhg uug u, h u qu, h vg , h Umwelt . Nu – v k h h h hhh , y u, h uv,h h – h k gh,, , hu, , h ,

v hhy. (GA 24: 235/165)I h Hgg D h Vorhanden by y yg h h u, h h -g b h hu h “y” u. Wh v bu D h g , necessarily h ; h -bgg -. Hv, bg--h- y possible (bu y) hu: “I bg h bg h , u, bg, bu b ” (GA

24: 240/169). A k , bu h - uv bg. Th hg bg“” bg “” h h h b k, Hgg’ , “ bg u’ bg



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[ gehört nicht zum Sein der Natur ]” (GA 24: 241/269). F uy u, , k, hh hy k h g g g by bg--h-.

Th b D’ bg--h- ( In-der-Welt-sein) h h u ( Innerweltlichkeit ) h -u h b D u- . A h b h h h y D, bu y by u . Hgg g “b bg--h- [ In-der-Welt-sein] h D’ gu [Seinsverassung ] [ Innerweltlichkeit ]

b bu y [des Vorhandenen]” (GA 24: 239–240/168). T gy hk h h y h , h uv, u hSz , bu h u h Hgg by Welt : “W y, , g D . N-u b h D ” (GA 24: 241/170). Whh hk h, u Vorhanden y b byHgg : “Th h hv [Der Stuhl hat keine Welt ]” (GA 24: 236/166). Th hg h y“” h h D h, y D y u- hbg : “Th hg D-h[Die Welt is etwas Daseinsmäßiges ]” (GA 24: 237/166). Th h uy b Hgg’ h K- u, h hu u y bu h u h hh guy b. O u, Hgg y y h ub-jv h , y hyy hz h h u b v ubj. Nh, h u D, h

hu D’ bu : “S D, -h [eine Welt vor-geworen] h D’ bg.T , g h hg, -h [sich Welt vorher-weren]” (GA 24: 239/168).



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Th g-h , y u h h vy - ubj, h Hgg ug h h “-” D. T u u D h b -g hu hb h h y h :“T ju b (g h) D h bg, bu h b u bg[Grundverassung seines Seins ], h b hh D bg h ” (GA 26: 211/165). T h b h hy D u -

“,” hu h g h hh b. Hgg y g h h b D’ug h h g, D’ , D’ y bg--h-: “ bg--h- , bg (u) hv yb v [ist auch schon Seiendes (Natur) übersprungen]” (GA26: 213/166). Th h D h hv b h hz gby, gvg hg b bg bg. Hgg y - h ug h h h D’ - ug h y hh D by hy u hh y y h:

D h, , hughy uhugh b, h h h bg, g hh D hh D bg, u [überschritten]by D. I h , g, D by u, hugh, , v- by u. A g, .. , D

hg u [ Als transzendierendes, d. h.als reies ist das Dasein der Natur etwas Fremdes ]. (GA26: 212/166)



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Ev D y b by , y y g h, Hgg’ h ju h, bu ( y) hg h bg uy bb by u h , hu y h hu u.

I g h h vy u u hhHgg u h g h y h b D u. Th g h h h b h -y D, D’ bg--h-, h uy u. T bh h bg D

h hh h h ug h y h g. I u h hg , h y kg h u b g , b h bg D h h . Chzg h b D’ bg h u “h y bg [diesem radikalem Unterschied der Seinsweisen]” (GA 24: 250/176), Hgg hh h yy uyg h bg:

Th g b h u h D’ bg h u v b h hugh h y bg b b by y u bg g. (GA24: 250/176)

I u h h “u” bg u b, bg y hgh gu u hh bh D’ u ’ bjv ubu, u

y u h v “ gy.” Wh k Hgg’ h g: h hv y bg h b u u u (v u h h ub



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u), hv h h hg k h u- gy, D y y yg h.

Th h, y, h g h b D- u h b bg bg, h h vy u hhy Hgg . I h, hg u, h h h uh hg uy hh qu h u b h h h bh , g Hgg’. Wh Hgg u h gug “u,”h h h h h z h “v” h

v, h y hh hy u h g- h v : “Pv h h hh , h bg; h y, hy y h , , u” (GA 24: 17/13). Whh hg hy b h h hz u g bj v-g, h v y all hy, gu uv v. Phhb b hg h h u v qub u h hgy, yhgy, vuybgy, . Th g h v h “hg gh y y” (GA 24:466/327). Th u u k hhy h -b uy, Hgg y h hh qug h h g : “Oy bykg h – κρίνειν Gk – b bg h bg bu b bg bg h hh h” (GA 24: 23/17). Th vy by hhy, h v, y g h h by

guhg b bg bg, hh u ug h D h h u .



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i i i. questioning the distinction

Ev hugh Hgg h g yhughu 1926 1927, hv y h Being and Time by qug h b D h , g u h u b hg u-qu g. Wh h u- y bgg -, y 1928 1929 h h u h h vug u gy h qu y. Bh h Hgg’ u u vv implicit u hg h b

D u, Hgg b uy h hyhv h by ug h vy j h-g gy. I I g h h Hgg’ u gy h h h u.

Th bk b h h 1928 h Metaphysical Foundations o Logic. H Hgg h h v h u gy y “vug [Umschlag ]” (GA 26: 196/154). Thvug y hg u ug, hu u hy bu hv hu

h u u gy. Rh, h ugy “gy” y , hh vg h : “y h z u gy bg bu h bv- vug[Umschlag ] gy u vy ” (GA 26: 200/157). I h h vug ? I y gg by h b D u h v u gy, uh vgg - h h D h h h .

S bg h y bg yh [Da es Sein nur gibt, indem auch schon geradeSeiendes im Da ist ], u gy h



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h y , hy- hh b b y hbg u h b. Th - y gy u bk g b by h h hu : h bg “”u bg; ug--bg b bg bg; bg hy h D u bg. (GA 26: 199/156)

Th u gy gy -vv g h v hugh h g hy g D , h uuy . Th g uy h: v hugh h b bg bg h y D , D h y hv ug bg y “ bg y h[indem auch schon gerade Seiendes im Da ist ].”

Why h u u h b u? BuHgg uggg h hk D y gh h y h hv g y. Th -

hy b h y D h uy u h gg bk , h b h Hggu h y h y bg u, h - v y D. Th bu byh , hh, h Hgg’ , g u, uby hg h h y y g :

I h , h by h bg h h ug u h

D [die aktische Existenz des Daseins ], h u u h u u [das aktische Vorhandensein des Natur ]. Rgh h hhz h b bg, h y,



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h h vb b u- bg, y b y bg y h. (GA 26: 199/156–157)

Th u hv b uhkb Being and Time, h Hgg y “quvg” b h y bg u h D, bu g h h y D- u h y u. Th ugg h byh diference b D’ Existenz u’ Vorhandensein,h ( aktische) bg hy h. Fuh,u gy ug “ -b y bg [eine mögliche Totalität von Seiendem],” g y h y v h h z u h “” gy. Wh u h y bg b, h“” h z h h b ? Nvh, h Hgg h y ugh, v h b Being and Time -y h .

O y Fbug, Hgg u - qu h h u h bD u, bu h hugh h u y.

Ay Being and Time, Hgg h h -h b D bjv , h by h h hy: “L h u bjv, D” (GA 2: 67/SZ2: 50). Wh h g Being and Time, h hu hv b Hgg’ y; hv, g h uh b. Hgg uy v hy h u u The Fundamental Concepts o

Metaphysics. H, Hgg u h b h“” u h (hh h h

h h Vorhanden) h “-g” u D (GA 29/30: 263/177). Hv, Hgg h -b gy, uy g h “h poor in world ” (GA 29/30: 263/177). Th vy hgy



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v hugh v vv y D, y h h y u Hgg h . A D h h, Hgg b-v h h D h hg h “-uu” (als-Struktur ) h , v h y b u bu v. Wh h -g, hv – uy hgy “gv” h : “hv hz yg y gv in some way h z, y k h z as k” (GA 29/30: 291/198). A hv h h v, g -

h y Zuhandenheit . Ju I y h as h, y g y as bj--b-h. Hv, D-, C, h hv gu, Hgg ub u-uy u h . H h y Vorhandenheit , bu y h D h h hugh v . I h , h u y, g hg h y h u gy: “Thuh h h ‘h ’ u b”(GA 29/30: 396/273). I , b aporiai h, hh h u u hh Hgg qu hhh g quy hugh ugy, gg ugg h b gy -gh (GA 29/30: 522/359).

I gub h h b y g bg h h h u. Th bu h b- h y D h uy u bu byh vuy u . A y u, y hy y h g Vorhan-

denheit Zuhandenheit , hgg h h u vy by h g. Fuh, h , h D v uqu u h y D Being and



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Time. M y, h h qu y bg h h h hg k gu – h h b D-h, h b “” g. I h h , h D’ g b b y u k y h u . N y “-” , bu y hu b ,uh h h y b, h v h vyuk g. Th b -vy h vv - h g g h u b quy , mutatis mutandis , hu h y ug

. Th b Hgg bfy kg h yug D h 1928/1929 uu Fbug (GA 27: 123–126). Hgg bu h h-g h ug y yug D h u-g , h y bg h -qu D bu y u v - ug bg. A A Mh, “h h h h kg.” Th h b D hu, b D h , b D u b uh u y , kg h h u h-g b h u v D . I h y hv ug bg ug h g h g, u y b b y b u u. Wh Hgg h “ h - b bg bg [der Vollzug des Unterschiedes von Seinund Seiendem]” (GA 26: 199/156) – hh gy y bh D – by u

hu bg. Whh Hgg kg h y,h qu y gy bg h j u- gy h bk u bug h u h g .



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Hv, K hk bk h by hy, H-gg h by u. I hv gu h h , both h b D’ bg h h u and h g vy g u h h uz . Hgg h h b, y hy g h j u -gy. Bu v hugh Hgg gv u u gy qu h h u h qu

bg h uh bg, h v bk h h bg g h y. By h -h, Hgg g h h qu bg h g - b u u: “Th kg h qu , bg uh h, by u bg, uh h g ” (GA40: 6/5). I h Hgg uz h h -y, gg h hv neither v, y : “W yspiritual . Th h [Welt ], y v

[Umwelt ]” (GA 40: 48/47). Th jug y ubg gvh h Hgg’ hg h qu y , by h u, y h h h b. A v Hgg qu,hugh h j gy, hh h bh D h u b h h u u gy, hv bk uh g u h g: “Th hubg . Rk , bu hy . T , bu hy . H , bu hy ” (GA 9: 374/284). Muh h bz h y g , hu ju h h u h v.



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Wh, h, h h y b H-gg’ b h u h h u- hkg y u ? I h v gv h h y bz g g h Hgg’ hgy ? By y u, I ugg y g h u. Wh Hgg hqu h hu hv uh h quy uh, h by Hgg bu h -y u u y reductionistic. W bvh Hgg u v g h “h g-

gh y y” (GA 24: 466/327).Th h h hk u g uy h h h , u h v bu . W u h hv hk u bg, u , u v h uy h gv hy u u. Bu h Hgg y h-hy h u h g y . Th h hh Hgg h h hhy u b h : “I h u ug h h bg v b by bg, bu y y h‘’ vy bg, h h by hh b ” (GA 2: 275/SZ2: 208). H-v, h g h u gu h h u- must u h g h . O u, gv v h u bguy uh u, uh h by L M hghh uy Büh h h, by Pu

Chuh y.

Bu h u ub u by y, h h y y h g ?



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Ty, h h bj u hHgg Hu u h y h y h v y y u. Jh Dué, , h zh u u h h hyv u (, u, ) gy u y ug uh g u. Ny Cgh h qu, g h v “u” uggg u u uy u. Th h g uh hy y v u

u h h/ u-. W bv h u h h g, , gby u kbu u u b hy u,g y y ug bg h b b. S y h h y h vu u hg -, Hgg uh h:

Bu this , h u Bg, ju

u u D k h , y, h b uh uh . I b, h uu u u hgg. Th u Bg ju u; y [Daß wir das Sein verstehen, ist nicht nur wirklich, sondern es ist notwendig ]. (GA 40: 90/88)

Ag h hg u h k h b- D u b y uy u-b h y, Hgg h h v

ug bg h y h g hg uy vv y. Bu y hD’ bg ub h y u b vv, h bg z, h h bg z



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ub h bg , ju y h y, y y h y b u. A Cgh , “v , h hg, h u, bhvg y.” O u -u bg h y -ub, hgh-v, h bu D’ . I gh h b gy y, Hgg hu , qu-hy,h by h h y D y hy h u . Ou ug Bg could

h b u hv g ,ju h z u b, h u .



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endnotes

I u k hk P Vv D Dh hhgg v qu h ,h h Hgg C EyUvy 2012. Th gy h bh y gu h y v h .

1 C. J. P, F. V, B. Phu, J.-M. Ry (.), Natu-ralizing Phenomenology: Issues in Contemporary Phenomenology and Cognitive Science

(S: S Uvy P, 1999).S Hu h j h vy , , L , “huy qu, h uzg Hu’ hgy.” L L, “Bg Au-A: P 2: Wh A W?” Graduate Faculty Phi-losophy Journal , V. 30: 2 (2009), 220. A g uy hhg u uug h hgy h by h u bu Shu Ggh D Zhv, The Phenomenologi-

cal Mind: an Introduction to Philosophy o Mind and Cognitive Sci-ence (N Yk: Rug, 2008), 19–41.

2 Gg Agb, “Th P Fy,” Potentialities: Collected Essays in Philosophy , by D- H-Rz (S: S Uvy P, 1999),188–189.

3 Agb, “Th P Fy,” 189.4 Th v hughu h ;

, , GA 2: 366–67/SZ2: 276: “D, , -y y. […] Bu h y D -y guh h uy hg bjvy. Eg D u hgbjvy h h .”



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5 A hy y h b u G K’ “Nu,” The Routledge Companion to Twen-tieth Century Philosophy , by D M (N Yk:Rug, 2008), 254–307.

6 W. V. Qu, “Nu; , Lvg h O’ M,” Quintessence: Basic Readings rom the Philosophy o W. V. Quine , by Rg F. Gb, J. (Cbg: Hv UvyP, 2004), 281.

7 Jh Dué, “H b Nu Whu Bg S h Suy Hu Nu,” Naturalism and Normativ-ity , by M C Dv Mhu (N Yk:

Cub Uvy P, 2010), 290.8 I u b h Hgg, v Being and Time,

uvy u h Vorhanden. Fh u g h y Hgg, yhg “Th Pb Nu Hgg’ MbugP,” Heideggers Marburger Zeit: Themen, Argumente, Kon-stellationen (Fku M: V K, 2013).Th h u, hv, uv h y k u b g h g Hgg’ Vorhandenheit h u u- by h u .

9 Th , y, y by g hu h h Vorhanden ( bv) h u h h (), hVorhanden hu y b y b bg . Hgg y g--h h b u y-h bg.

10 Jh Ru h Hgg “j u -

gug, g h -K, hg, gv , h hhy u bg h h hz u ‘u’ vv h uuug h ”;



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Jh Ru, “Hgg S Nu,” Con-tinental Philosophy o Science, by Gy Gug (M,MA: Bk Pubhg, 2005), 130. Bu Ru h -g h D’ bg--h- h h - h h , y h u Hgg b u u. Th b y uy y - h u “.” Ay,R h “ u yy g -v ubj- hhy, uh gy, g,, u, h u

hz h uy b hhy h.” Ag Ru, Hgg’ u- gy h (b., 130).Bu hv h Hgg bv h h g g h h-hy h v , hh hy Ibv h Ru g u u gyh u Hgg v .

11 Hgg’ hz h g “hy” h h h y : “Ih uy, u gy gy uh hy” (GA 26: 202/158). F ,u u h ub h b -gy, hgy, gy, Sv G C,Husserl, Heidegger, and the Space o Meaning (Ev: Nh- Uvy P, 2001), 222–43.

12 F uy Hgg’ u y, W MN, “L By h Og: A Bg Hgg’ Fbug Lu, 1929–1930,” Animal Others:

On Ethics, Ontology and Animal Lie, by P Sv(Aby, SUNY P, 1999), 197–248. F huvu Hgg’ gg h h y b-g hy h y h ug



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g , Th K, Phänomenologie des Lebendigen: Heideggers Kritik an den Leitbegrifen der neuzeitlichen Biologie (Vg K Ab, 2011).

13 S, , Mh C, h u h h v, Hgg’ “u y bk h k, ug - g h h b uquy hu .”Mh C, Zoographies: The Question o the Animal romHeidegger to Derrida (N Yk: Cub Uvy P,2008), 36.

14 Jqu D, The Animal that Thereore I Am,

by Dv W (N Yk: Fh Uvy P, 2008),143–160.

15 Hv, v hv h , h vy h vuug, Hgg h h h ug bg hh y -: “W h bg uh h” (GA 29/30: 512/353).Th g-b h h y h Hgg, hu, y, g - “” D: “Nhg h k b u y g” (GA 29/30: 398/274).

16 A J. Mh, “Hgg’ L Thkg Ay:Th E W-Pvy,” Gatherings: The Heidegger Circle

Annual , Vu 1 (2011): 84.17 Ju Oy M, Man a Machine, Fh-Egh E-

(I: O Cu, 1912); Lug Büh, Force and Mat-ter, or the Principles o the Natural Order o the Universe (L:Ah C., 1884); Pu Chuh, “Ev M- h P Au,” Journal o Philosophy , v.

LXXVIII, . 2 (1981): 67–90.18 Jh Dué, The Disorder o Things: Metaphysical Foundations o the Disunity o Science (Cbg: Hv Uvy P,1993).



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19 Ny Cgh, The Dappled World: A Study o the Bound-aries o Science (Cbg: Cbg Uvy P, 1999).I , h y - hyv u u I Hkg’ Represent-ing and Intervening: Introductory Topics in the Philosophy o Natural Science (Cbg: Cbg Uvy P, 1983) L D P G’ Objectivity (N Yk:Z Bk, 2007). Th u h g uh v u h y h u v h hgy.

20 S h y M C Dv Mhu’Naturalism and Normativity (N Yk: Cub UvyP, 2010).

21 Cgh, The Dappled World , 1.




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Wayne J. Froman

M Hgg. Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event).T by Rh Rjz D Vg-Nu.Bg: I Uvy P, 2012. 433 .

Rh Rjz D Vg-Nu hv j v vg h Hgg’ Beiträge zur Philosophie(Vom Ereignis) h Agh . Hgg’ – b-

1936 1938, bu ubh huuy 1989 (h 1994) vu 65 Hgg’ “C E”(GA 65) – j bh h Hgg’ u hhy u . Th hkg h yu. A, h . I v h h hHgg u ubh uy . Th u - gh v: “P (Vorblick),” “Th Rg (Der An-klang ),” “Th Iy (das Zuspiel ),” “Th L” (der Sprung ), “ThGug” (die Gründung ), “Th Fuu O” (die Zu-küntigen),

“Th L G” (der letzte Gott

), “Byg” (das Seyn

). I h h G , h “Byg” hugh h u. Fh Wh v H,h h G , “E’ A”h g “Byg” , h k h u by Hgg



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h u h h h “Byg” hu bh h h , hh , h h ubh f h “Byg.”Th gh v 281 , h h . Th b h h hh uh v g h hgg hkg. A h h hb , , y, h uy . A h Hgg’ g, h gug g by G ug.

I h Der Denkweg Martin Heideggers 1963 ( Martin Hei-

degger’s Path o Thinking , 1993), O Pögg y kh h u h Beiträge h b Hgg’ j bk. W h ub h ,Being and Time, 1927, h h qu g y. F, das Seyn, h das Sein, u h by Hgg h g -, h b bg bg h u Being and Time h k gy. Das Seyn huy h “byg,” hh h Eg-h “bg.” I Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event), Hgg hkg byg y h bg bg, h , h g hy. Wh Being and Time u v y u D-, u g bg, Contributions Hgg y hz D- y, h, . “Th g” “h g,” h gu h k, uh v Contributions . Wh h , h , Contributions ,h - h Hgg “-” (der Zeitraum) hz h Being and Time’s “h -

” (der Augenblick), h uh . Ah h k Contributions h, -g h Hgg h u bu u u h h, k ju bu h Contributions , h h



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f. Eh h “.” Th Hgg’ u “Th Og h Wk A” (GA5: 1–74/1–56), hh h Contributions . I uh h “” (die Auseinandersetzung ) b g uv . Ah h h h h “” (die Verweigerung ) byg, hh Hgghz byg’ hgh g. A h Contributions h y “gug” (die Gründung ), hh Hgg h Being and Time bu hh h h ugh hk h 1929 y “O h E R” (GA 9: 123–175/97–135). Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event) u g

h g j h Hgg’ k.O uh h “hy” (die Technik) g h - u, “h kg” (das Gestell ), hh Hgg h “h” (die Machenschat ). Ah uh h , u, y. A h gug. Wh h g h h bgg h k ukb h, Being and Time h hugh h g hj Contributions . I, h Being and Time hz y h hkg byg, h h h ’ hkg u h hkg byg u, Hgg u g- h quh u Being and Time. H , h v “Th L”:

A u h qu bg hg h hh yg u h u hy. A“,” “,” “” h hu h (Being and Time) g . (191)

Gv h h h h h h 1930, g k bu v Gy h . T J hy hg. O h g v h , “P”:



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T k h qu h more dan- gerous h h y h u h v y bu h hu bg(h M, h h yhg h Jh v h Ru-; uv u , h h h Ru ; B-hv gy W, Eu by:h h , uy, hgy, h ygu Chy; , hv, h uy , qu quz vy y -

qu Chy, hh Jh g{. Nzh’ h v v }, B-hv Jh, bu h Chy by Bhv! Whh hby by?). (44)

Th h h v “Rg”:

Sheer idiocy y h h N-G h h, hy, oreign extraction! W u h hv v ub N Lbz g h“J.” I y h j u hmathematical h u h u h y by “experimentation” ug. (127)

Th v bh g v by Hgg h h h y h bg h bu h “J.” Wh h uh h h by yhg u g

y vg N S hu kg , h bh h bv g h h gk, u h h g k h g k



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uv v -S u - N S Hgg’ .

A h u, Hgg bu h u das Ereignis , hh G “h v.” I h h , Beiträge zur Philosophie (Vom Ereignis), h “ub” u . Th hv h Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event). Th h h vg yg h gzb g das Ereignis . Fu-h, g “v” “,” h hv u uh y h “O h Ev” , , “Cbu Phhy,” vg h

“O h Ev” h Hgg’ .I , h “” h b u gv .Th h b h Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning), h h Egh - h . Th h u das Ereignis hu, bg h, bu , gh, “v.” I , “g,” hh Egh . I - das Ereignis h eigen, “” “,” eignen, “ b ,” hh uggv, , h v qu h, h u , bg u h h , buhh bby gu h . Wh H-gg ugh u b h G h u h g uh “g” u Egh. Wh Da-sein, , y Hgg v;vh, h G . Hgg h h h h das Ereignis das Eräugnis h h h eräugnen, bg bh y, bg gh. Th b lichten die Li-chtung , bh y by Hgg, h h y

“g” v , uy h, uh g, h “h g.” H die Lichtung -y g g h b , h u , hby “byg



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gh u h h h h g” (181). Th - das Ereignis y “h v” hughu h .Wh y b b bg h bv - Egh h ug h b “v,” h g hugh-u h y “h v” u y ugg h y h h “h v” g y ub v, h g h h v- “ hhy” h hy v “ub hhy,” h h . Hgg h-z das Ereignis “gu u.” S gh uy u b . Wh u ,

by h , h v y zg u, uh “Bg” u ( , , u, by h h G u z), h,h h gh hv b . Th das Ereignis y hv h hy h hh h “Bg” h, hby zg “Bg” h y hy hkg.

A h uy h hughu das Wesen “h .” Wh Hgg u h das Ereignis das Wesen byg, u h Hgg h( Introduction to Metaphysics , ) bg y h vb wesen “ ,” “ ,” “ u,” “ b,” “ h,” y vyhg by vu h g das Wesen “h ,” h y hhy . By vu uh bugh - by Hgg, y, h das Wesen “hg”h währen, u, h das Wesen hdie Wahrheit , h , h uh. Th y h h vy h h Hgg’ hugh.

Bgg h h g h Egh “” k b b. O by -, y, “g,” vb , bu “”h hy . Eyg



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h h h Egh v y h “,” “-Egh” vb, “,” hh h h “ -” “ u.” Ay, h v h h ky h vu “.” Bu g, bgg y h h g h b “” u bb. I h “T’ Iu,” guhg h h h h Egh - (h das Wesen “h y”), h bh das Wesen das Ereignis :

F Hgg, h v juu h hy hhy k by h g bu by ug h . Thu u v h h k g h uuuy h h hugh yg h. F , h “” “v” h u h -g u h . (v)

I g das Wesen, u h Hgg h by ug h h h u h hh “h .” Bu gv h bugh h by Hgg, gv h y h Hgg’ hugh, y hh,k Da-sein, h gh, h , b u hu h h h y. Wh h das We-sen Hgg’ die Wesung , h “ u.” Lvg h uu uby b u. I , y hg u ’ h h uy. Bu uu-

b vg h hughu “h ” “h u” h g hg u.Bgg h v “Th Rg” ug

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byg. Th h b, u , bg bybyg, h “[]h uh bg ( hu bg ) -y u y h h D- u” (205; GA 65: 261:“D Whh S u b u, u D-”). Th k “h gh” u k h “h gh.” A hu , h - die Not “gh.” Oh, “,” kg h Hgg’ h h byg (bedüren)Da-sein. Wh uu h ugy h g hqu hu y. O h hg “gg h h y,” by Hgg h -

v “Oy G C Sv U,” h u hv g h h juu. I Contributions ,h g qu byg, byg u qu Da-sein. I ghhv b b h y by g die Not “ug gh,” hh u b bh g hu.

Wh g h h h h vdas Zuspiel , h , “Th Iy,” “y” b h b-gg h hh h h bgg ughby Hgg y v h u h Hgg’ g hh h. A h , h G ugg “yg,” “yg ,” h , yg h h b-gg. I h , h vv h h jy h y. I h Egh h , h das Zuspiel “Pyg Fh.” D h h h Egh, h vy h h h y by h G . Ph y ug“Py T” u hv h .

Ry, h h ’ g die Zu-künt-

igen “h uu ,” zuküntig “ .” Hgg u h die Zuküntigen y h h ugg h y hk h “ .” Bu hy g hughu zuküntig “ ,” die



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Zuküntigen “h uu ,” h h “uu” “huu ,” h h g uu, u -u. F , Hgg hz Hö h zuküntig u u h Hö “ .”Ph gh ugg h Hö’ y, k, y . Bu h h b h, h , h u h u b h y--?

Muh h u u b y g u guh h g h h v “Th L G”:

M Syg, Fg h Su “Mhyk” übu h, Fk zü u Au zu Lu gg. W Läu, Fk uu V-gäg zuäg? D Läu ü, u j ä , u äk Vor -äu, k Nhäu, Evuh, hh k, u “vb” u g. DV-äu ü j u j uügh “V” (. h. h h)-u anängliche ,

E u Sb zu Fg h h,h u ubg zg k. (GA 65: 415)

Th :

Wh h qu byg, hh h v hqu bg hby “hy,” hh g h u-u h g h vu. Wh h u h k u h h h -u? Th u u b ore-u, h h h y

h h . Thy u b -u,h y “v” bu h . Th -u u b inceptual v gy y h h “-u” (h



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uy h) u hk y, hy, gh uquy h h u h b qu. (329)

Bu h u h h h u u b gy u h h b (die Vor-lauenden) h uy bh (hinter ) h gy u , h h h h u hy . Ih , h gy u uu, hy h uh uh h (vor ) g h b hugh y, hy, ghuquy, y “ ” h h u.

A h h h jy h “y ”(das Zuspiel ), , h ugy h gh (die Not ) byg h hkg by byg’ b bg. A,h h h h uu h uhy, bugh by Hgg h u hy h Being and Time, g.

A h hkg h Hgg u y, h Er-denken h uh byg. Th Er-

denken “vv hkg.” Th uggv , gh k hh k ( , hk D’ h l’invention de l’autre, “h v hh”). Y, h er-denken “vg” h “hkg hg u,” h g guby h y h Hgg h . O h hh, h, h y hv v h hy y h , h , “uuuy [] h hugh y g h.”

Wh h? Er-denken k bg Da-sein. I hk-

g h byy gu h “,” h “h,” h “h.” I g “hkg bu,” “-f.” Th bygug uy h b hugh y gu (der Urgrund ), hh y, “h v” (das



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Ereignis ). O gh hk h gv hz, y,“-fv hkg,” bu “-fv” b u h Er-denken, , v, h h h “er .” Th “er ” hv h “g” “k-g,” bu “kg” g h “ug,” h, y, h ugg u. Rug h h “b h h,” Hgg b h “h by g h g h ” (329). I “er ” b u g h , h das Er-denken ub “g hkg,” h “g” u bh h h hkg bu , h ,

y, h k h.O , h u u vy

Contributions , bu h gu y ubqu u-h u by Hgg ubh h Gesamtausgabe uh Besinnung (GA 66), h Auseinandersetzung , hh h Contributions “.”Th g “u h,” “ h”( Auseinander…) g . I h g “u h” h v-à-v h. H h g u y b: g h .

A h bv hvg b , h vy v gh h , g g h h yu hkg Hgg’ , g h g by h , k hk h h u hv hugh uh, , h. Bu h k hy u h by h -, h h Iu, h hF, . I k k h h fuy h , hugh

h u vu v. Hv, h g y hy v G kg hh, vh h h by Hgg, h gug Contributions hg, y h, v,



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gv h u h. A , h hvh “ hhy.” Wh u, , g g y hg h g u h byh . O h k h yhg h hy hv y vg h kb h vy vy u , bu h v-g u h vu , hh u h bb h Egh-G G-Egh g v(g h Gk-Egh L-Egh g) h vu,u b . A , h g y h h G- by h Egh u, h Egh

u G bg , bu hg buhy h .

Hvg bgu by g h j v by Rh Rj-z D Vg-Nu vg Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event ) h Agh , h y gu y gu y k-u .

endnotes

1 U h, ub h g ub h bk u v.

2 Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning), . Pv E Kh My (Bg I: I U-vy P, 1999).

3 Jqu D, Psyché: Inventions de l’Autre, Tomes I et II (P:Gé, 1987/2003); Psyché: Inventions o the Other , Volume I and Volume II , . Pggy Ku Ezbh Rbg (S:

S Uvy P, 2007, 2008).




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Hakhamanesh Zangeneh

P Vv. Heidegger and the Romantics: The Literary Inventiono Meaning. N Yk: Rug, 2011. 202 .

The Romantic estimation of Plato within the history of philosophy

sees precisely not what is actually positive in him: that which

is not well-rounded, is fragmentary, what remains under-

way. That is the genuinely positive element in all research. Of

course, this does not mean that every imperfection would as

such already be positive, but only that it harbors the possibility

of growth.

– Heidegger, Platon: Sophistes, GA 19: 412/285.

P Vv’ Heidegger and the Romantics , y y, g uy. Wh y h hv

k g h b Hgg’ hhy h y G R (Pögg, Fk, Lu-L-bh/Ny – h Vv’ bk), k h, y u h . Bu h bkb u gubkg ju by vu bu



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h. A Vv h u h quy, h g hg-gg. Th y h h g h bk bh h h R u Hgg. Rh,h u hg h guv by j.Th h bk h h h R ku g hh , hy v h -u uu h u ug u h ;hy k gy. T h u, Vv Hgg’ , y h 1930 y 1940. H h h bk, y, Hgg’ h k Seinsgeschichte. B

ug gg h h j, hv, y b uu h h bk .

Th ub h bk, “Th Ly Iv Mg,”gh k h uy g h h g -u by Nh A y h h. A ub u g g h M hu R h b hhy u, bk h . Vv hh h g, gg h y gh – hugh gh h qu h y, y h h g Hgg. Wh h k h b y h hy bh uy -y, h uy h g h g gy u uh. Th “y” h ub Dichtung , bh h Ey G R Hgg, h, h y u “gu.” Th -u j h bk (hugh gh h b uy), bu u h u Vv’ gu.

Th h bk u R-. Th uh u Fh Shg, Nv Sh-h. Wh gu h uh ( h Athenaeum) ug “Ey G R,”



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h v h y b gz hh , Vv ugg (22)? T h u gz gy b “y”?

Ay, h Hgg h vg -uh uh v, b b vy, h gh h Hgg Erdenken h h h y sich etwas ausdenken (78). I, bg h g Hgg’ Seinsge-schichte, h reading h hy bk u , h h k h g- Ey G R. Wh Vv

bu h bg, h h hugh h u- h Hgg h, , h : “Zu ghhh W u Bükhg Üb-gg, Bük b, uhg zu hU“ (GA 65: 169/119). I g bgg v y b h, bgg-v hh h h, h hhy h , bu g u v hh gv, uh g h k h Zuspiel h Beiträge, h h ug h b h h h hkg g h h g.

N, h “g” h bu vk u,h h y. O y b h gh “” bj, u by h , k I h K- , y ub. Th g u hu h ub. Bu h qu - b b Vv’ y. Ph hv h uy h uu h u.Bu h h Ey G R

hy y h g, , y, h , h g, hh, h . Th qu h gy h g(h h /h Ey G R-) uuy b gh. A , Vv



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y y y g h, bu hh Bh Bj, h h hh u g vy v (29–32). Sykg, h v . O gh y h h b hkg h b h g - gh, h “gv ” ( hh Hg u h vy ). Th v, .. hBh/Bj h, u qu uv gvy, hy, - g.

Wh Vv g by uvg h bv u hy. Sug h, h b u-

h “gv” u v. Th g bg. Th uz g bu g , g h k hgh g, hghy. Th z y “” h k , bu “bk,” bh hk k, u. Fuy h h k G hhy h ghh h u (bu h Vv’ Ey G R “-”), – h y – hugh h u. Th , u, u bu -z, v.

Th g u h hu kh kb . I y sketched h R, gu uy. I -y , u h “ gy.” Nu, g bg, uufu, h h hh . Th k fh u by Vv h h Ey G R: , y, . Ih v I y vy hy h h y.

T yg-v bh z gug h ( by g bu vgu , g vy) qu b b-y, g h hy h , hg (39).



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Py, , h h h vyy, hgh y h . I k bg u hbg, u h fu (55). I h , h v , g Vv, by vu qu h Subj (52). Th z u ubj bj, y uy, hby guy uv(64). I, h u Shh hu,u h v h h (K) v u- uh “b” h h uh h/h.

F Vv, h b “fu -gy” (36). Th b g u gug h

, , , h hv h bg, hg . P-g u, hugh g v Hgg’ h b u , , “Th Og h Wk A” h Beiträge, hhhy ( ) h b h Ins-Werk-setzen der Wahrheit (36) – hby Wahrheit b gy -uy, h gy ug (Streit ) g .Th Wahrheitsgeschehen bh k, vy -g-h hkg h “” Geschehen; h y, h physis . I y b, g h 1930, Geschehen, hg, v, ug. I Hgg b v uh “gy” – y genet gy – fu, h h hv vb h R v hu b, hg, hvg h h bg u- h bu u, ug z.

heidegger the ionian

Th h Hgg hk fu vy.B h h 1930, Vv v Hgg’ λόγος h 1920, bg u h bh g bg h uh bg. H Hgg’



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fu u ubh GA 38. I h uHgg hz hy hugh hgug. Nby, h b hy hugh bg hy hugh , “hkg -u” (116). Dguhg b u h geschichtlich u h -h b h uh Hgg’ u h, h , Hgg h h h. Thu Hgg’ vu Euhy Hgg gh . S, , Vv bHgg’ hhy h vv g v

u h hkg hy g h “hkg u” (117). O gh h Lu-Lbh’ h, hh y h y as h Ey G R h Hgg h h Gy “h” g j.

Vv u GA 39 (1934) h k y - h h Hgg’ hkg h . Th1934 u h h h g Stimmung D g hy, g g Grund . Th 1936 y b h g -y Geschehen, hg. A h gv u hg k h u, hugh h, h hg hg (139). I h h h “-y” u, bu qu Dichtung , gz “gu-g” hh k vu u – one hh b y (137). (A h h h bk’ ub, “ThLy Iv Mg,” b uu.) Th u h g h k hy, Geschichte, qu hugh- “fu gy.” Thu, h uh-v h

hg, bu “gu” , h b uh gu-b Dichtung , h hg, , ., hv bu fuug u. Th y



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Ag u uh, uh h Beiträge u H-gg’ “ gy,” hh v D, g , bu hh h “ y -” (141). Thg hu bg v h u-, bu hu bg hv h hy hugh h . Wh h uv hz, hy hyh. Th hyh h hBeiträge, u guh uh bg h ubg adjectivally – vby. “T b” ,

bg. Tuh h vb, hu hg b u ( uh) hu g h (bg).“Eg ” u uu “bg,” h h Vv u u uh bg bg,“seiend werden” (GA 65: 293/207). Wh h u u u, h by h hh h y b bg(j.), g bg (j.), unseiend seinlos , bu .My gh, bu y qu , h h hz.

O h h, h b bg (j.) -bg (j.) h “[] h v h bu h v - k hg ug h bg by hg h hg… g h ug…” (144). A y h hz k ug hy bg y, y, fuug -bg bh h . Th h-, hkb, Vv u P u h u λόγος h b fu. Thuh h Hgg’ gy h hy- bg/bg bg uvy.

H b h by fg P b οὐκ ὄν μὴ ὄν. Th ubg h h y bg(μὴ ὄν) h uy bg (οὐκ ὄν). Th “” b-g hu g (151) – hugh h b



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h gb. Hh, Hgg u b ug hg P h bz P. Bu h b/gbh h k hy? I bg/bg ub byhy ju bu h b vug P? H h hk h vug P h P -, , , Abu Mgu’ hy fu (T 4 De Causis et Processu…) h hughy hy (hugh by vu b/gb) B Über Starres und

Fliessendes ? N h hk y bg h οὐκ ὄν , hy hk h fu h b. A , v, h - h “ gy” ubu.

Th u h u gv y h hv Hgg’ gug, y bugh . Bu h, h h g bg (j.) hg h v (Bewahrung ), u g. Cg seiend unseiend , Wesen and Unwesen, h g v uuby gh, bu h h g bg (j.) g u?Th u b h v u h , bu h V-v’ uh jv bg b bguu, h . I b h u h by hg hh u bu y b bg (j.) (144). Ubgu hv y uuh. Nh, h h Hgg, h , k bg v. I h h g bg, h g gy Ey G R. Th qu gu, Dichtung , h uu -v, u h Wahrheitsgeschehen. Th g h ubg hh h hv, h b gh h fuy bg. Wh

uqu Hgg’ h gug h uu h bu h ug (161). Th gu, h gug, h ubg u, huhkg u y g u h fu.



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Th uh h Vv’ y bk; b hh u vv – Ihv y h u h. Th qu ugg hI hv bugh u y h , bu h uh b. Th h h Vv h u bg . Fy, I u k u hg ugh u by Heidegger and the

Romantics . Th Egh gug Hgg u h b vhgy h h I “hg v.” A hg v u Hgg’ hh y Hgg y bu

h hh, y b y h h Hgg y gh Hgg’ h. Thhh hu k u, , v hg act . S h vy uy Hgg Shg h I k Egh u h Freiheitsschrit – h y Shg. Evy vg Hgg’ b J b u h ’ y “Bkug” ( Holzwege) bg h z by Hgg. Bu h Geschichte Historie? Shu Seinsgeschichte b b bg ug hugh g y, Pu, Sz Fh? D hg h Hgg uh h k h not vy ? P V-v’ bk, , g uv hh u,b Hgg R, g h h h actual h . W b gu h uh hvg , Egh, h hh possible.



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1 S, , Pu M, The Resistance to Theory (M-, M: Uvy M P, 1986) Azj Wk, Readings in Interpretation: Hölderlin, Hegel ,Heidegger (M, M: Uvy MP, 1987).

2 Vv u h h qu- by g 50 g h Odyssey h The Task o the Interpreter: Text,

Meaning and Negotiation (Pbugh: Uvy Pbugh

P, 2005), 79–95.3 S W Jhk’ u Früher Idealismus und Frühromantik: der Streit um die Grundlagen der Ästhetik (1795– 1805), vu (Hbug: M, 1990, 1995).

4 A ub h h g Heidegger and the Romantics , h y h u h .

5 S, , Rh Ghé’ FhShg, Philosophical Fragments , by P Fh(M L: Uvy M P, 1991),

v–.6 Vv gy h h u

y by Shg (35). Bu u u b h hhk, y h Philosophy o Art . Th, h h, hhy h h.

7 S Lu-Lbh, Heidegger and The Politics o Poetry , - h u by J F (Ub Chg: U-vy I P, 2007).

8 S, , J-M Nb, Hénologie, Ontologie et Ereignis (Plotin, Proclus, Heidegger) (P: L B L,2001).



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texts of heidegger cited and abbreviations used

R h k M Hgg vhy h by vu h Gesamtausgabe (Fku M: V K, 1975–), bbv “GA,” hG g v , by h h Eghg ubh h . Th y h Being and Time (GA 2), h Egh g v, bu h Gesamtausgabe g byh G g h g- ubh by Ny:Sein und Zeit , 17h . (Tübg: M Ny Vg, 1993). Th

g h u h g bh Egh Being and Time by h SZ1 SZ2,gy, b. M ubh by “,” h by “.”

from the gesamtausgabe

GA 1 Frühe Schriten. E. Fh-Wh v H. 1978GA 2 Sein und Zeit. E. Fh-Wh v H. 1977.GA 5 Holzwege. 7h . E. Fh-Wh v H.

1994. Egh : Of the Beaten Track. E. . Ju Yug Kh Hy. Cbg:Cbg Uvy P, 2002.

GA 9 Wegmarken. 3 . E. Fh-Wh v H.1996. Egh : Pathmarks . E. W MN.Vu . Cbg: Cbg Uvy P, 1998.

GA 11 Identität und Di erenz. E. Fh-Wh vH. 2006. Egh : Identity and Diference. T. J Sbugh. N Yk: H &R, 1969.

GA 12 Unterwegs zur Sprache. E. Fh-Wh vH. 1985.



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GA 14 Zur Sache des Denkens . E. Fh-Wh vH. 2007. Egh : On Time and Being .T. J Sbugh. N Yk: H & R, 1972.

GA 17 Einührung in die phänomenologische Forschung . E.Fh-Wh v H. 1994. Egh: Introduction to Phenomenological Research .T. D O. Dh. Bg: IUvy P, 2005.

GA 18 Grundbegrife der aristotelischen Philosophie. E. MkMhk. 2002. Egh : Basic Concepts o

Aristotelian Philosophy . T. Rb D. M Mk

B. Tz. Bg: I Uvy P, 2009.GA 19 Platon: Sophistes . E. Igbg Shüß. 1992. Egh

: Plato’s “Sophist.” T. Rh Rjz Aé Shu. Bg: I Uvy P, 1997.

GA 20 Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Zeitbegrifs . E. PJg. 1994. Egh : History o the Concept o Time: Prolegomena. T. Th K. Bg:I Uvy P, 1992.

GA 21 Logik. Die Frage nach der Wahrheit . E. W B.1976. Egh : Logic: The Question o Truth .T. Th Shh. Bg: I UvyP, 2010.

GA 24 Die Grundprobleme der Phänomenologie. 2 . E.Fh-Wh v H. 1989. Egh: The Basic Problems o Phenomenology . Rv. T. Ab H. Bg: IUvy P, 1982.

GA 26 Metaphysische Anangsgründe der Logik im Ausgang von Leibniz. E. Ku H. 1990. Egh : The

Metaphysical Foundations o Logic. T. Mh H.Bg: I Uvy P, 1984.GA 27 Einleitung in die Philosophie. E. O S I

S-S. 1996.



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GA 29/30 Die Grundbegrife der Metaphysik: Welt – Endlichkeit – Einsamkeit . 2 . E. Fh-Wh v H.1992. Egh : The Fundamental Concepts o

Metaphysics: World, Finitude, Solitude. T. WMN Nh Wk. Bg: IUvy P, 1995.

GA 39 Hölderlins Hymnen “Germanien” und “Der Rhein.” 2 .E. Su Zg. 1989.

GA 40 Einührung in die Metaphysik. E. P Jg. 1983.Egh : Introduction to Metaphysics . T.Ggy F Rh P. N Hv: Y

Uvy P, 2000.GA 56/57 Zur Bestimmung der Philosophie. 2 . E. B

Hbüh. 1999. Egh : Towards theDenition o Philosophy. T. T S. N Yk:Cuu, 2008.

GA 58 Grundprobleme der Phänomenologie. E. H-HuhG. 1992.

GA 60 Phänomenologie des religiösen Lebens . E. MhJug, Th Rghy, Cuu Sub. 1995. Egh: The Phenomenology o Religious Lie. T.Mh Fh J A G-F.Bg: I Uvy P, 2004.

GA 61 Phänomenologische Interpretationen zu Aristoteles. Einührung in die phänomenologische Forschung . 2 .E. W Bök Kä Bök-O. 1994

GA 65 Beiträge zur Philosophie (Vom Ereignis). 2 . E.Fh-Wh v H. 1994. Egh: Contributions to Philosophy (O the Event).T. Rh Rjz D Vg-Nu.

Bg: I Uvy P, 2012.GA 66 Besinnung . E. Fh-Wh v H. 1997.Egh : Mindulness . T. Pv E Th Ky. N Yk: Cuu, 2006.



GA 85 Vom Wesen der Sprache. Die Metaphysik der Sprache und die Wesung des Wortes. Zu Herders Abhandlung “Über denUrsprung der Sprache.” E. Ig Shüß. 1999. Egh: On the Essence o Language: The Metaphysics o Language and the Essencing o the Word; Concerning Herder’s “Treatise on the Origin o Language.” Tby W T Ggy Yv U. Aby:SUNY, 2004.

from other english translations

OWL On the Way to Language. T. P D. Hz. N Yk:H & R, 1971.

PLT Poetry, Language, Thought . T by Ab H.N Yk: H & R, 1971.

SZ1 Being and Time. T. Jh Mqu ERb. N Yk: H & R, 1962.N: by h G g “SZ” bv.

SZ2 Being and Time. T. J Sbugh, v. D J.Sh. Aby: S Uvy N Yk P, 2010.N: by h G g “SZ” bv.

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