Date: Thu, 15 Aug 2002 06:52:57 +0100
Subject: Re: Heidegger Speaks


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Allen speaking of thoughtful practices speaks so:

> The verse I would like to ask about is SuZ #26 (p.123 in the German):
>
> "As Being-with, Dasein 'is' essentially for the sake of others." (M & R)
>
> Als mitsein  'ist' daher das Dasein wesenhaft umwillen Anderer.
>
> The heading of this section is " The Dasein-with of Others and
> Everyday Being-with."
>
> This juxtaposition seems to suggest a profound interdependence in
> Dasein's active life with others,
> especially when philosophizing.

Strangely, I have wonderingandpondering concerning Being and Time about how
it might be possible to view Heidegger 'constructing' a philosopher in the
being he calls up as Dasein. Such a 'philosopher' (although inescapably
thrown into the quotidian inauthenticities of the they, also) unavoidably
has access to the world (because?) Dasein is always already in it, --
there...

                               {  in there <--> with  }

... and this is a shocking shattering thought comparable in its
reverberations as that of Freud's infantile sexuality, Darwin's Evolution,
Nietzsche's Will-to-Power.

this shock has never left me

thankyou, Allen for this opportunity

michaelP 
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