Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 00:12:41 +0200 From: Henk van Tuijl <Henk.van.Tuijl-AT-net.HCC.nl> Subject: Re: language and being Allen Scult wrote: > > I wonder if anyone has a "take" ( appropriated or otherwise) on the > following passage which provoked me (from 63 of BT): > > "Man's relation to language could transform itself analogously to the > change of the relation to being." Allen, As an afterthought ... Biemel in Kockelmans' "On Heidgger and Language" (p 104 f.) and referring to "Time and Being": "Heidegger [...] attempts to change language. This change, taken from the viewpoint of metaphysics, may be characterized as an overcoming [...], a new attaining of a language for which we do not yet have a name. According to Heidegger this language is the language of the e-vent." Following Biemel, Heidegger conceives in "Time and Being" Being as an event (cf. "Zur Sache des Denken" p 25). He does has found a way between Scylla and Charybdis, i.e. between the metaphysical at one AND the non- or anti- metaphysical at the other side. Kindest regards, Henk --- from list heidegger-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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