From: GEVANS613-AT-aol.com
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 13:33:34 EDT
Subject: Fehldeutung


In a message dated 24/09/2003 16:52:59 GMT Daylight Time, 
R.B.M.deBakker-AT-uva.nl writes:


> Subj:RE: widerwille
> Date:24/09/2003 16:52:59 GMT Daylight Time
> From:    R.B.M.deBakker-AT-uva.nl (Bakker, R.B.M. de)
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> 
> 
> To those who are willing to see and hear:
> 
> Heidegger has spoken on Auschwitz.
> In "Der Feldweg", after the last stroke
> of the old Martinskirche the silence
> has become even stiller. "It extends
> to those, who have been sacrificed
> by two world wars before their time."
> 
> With pleas of guilt one can only hit
> oneself in the face.
> 


Jud 
Oh Dearie, Dearie me Rene!  Your Fehldeutung is amazing!  Your fantasies 
grown larger, more prolific  and 
more bizarre  by the minute - have you had no literary training at all? 
Have you no interpretative literary  discrimination - no taste - no common 
sense - no sensitivity of feeling?
The  'tone poem' the  Field Path is a beautiful and moving prose elegy to the 
beauty, tranquility and timelessness
of Heidegger's German idyll - the German countryside of his youth. I bespeaks 
of  rough-cut benches hewn with the axe
of an honest farmer, of happy boys sailing model boats on the local water,  
of the slowness and steadiness with which the tree grows
in this rustic German paradise.  The Bells of Martin's Church do not toll 
slowly for those who were murdered at Belsen, Auswitz and the rest of the Nazi 
concentration camps, for they weren't SACRIFICED  like the German soldiers and 
civilians who Heidegger is addressing, THEY WERE murdered RENE as well you 
know.     The bells ring for the German Dead who were sacrificed before their  
time through two world wars - such things are found on plaques in English 
churchyards too.  The message of the Fieldpath is now quite clear for those that have 
the savvy and the nous to hear it  - it is a hymn [a beautiful hymn I agree]  
to the German rustic ideal of Heidegger's youth.   You can con yourself with 
these fantasies Rene - but don't attempt to con other people. 
Read the Field Path again from start to finish, and this time open your eyes 
and your mind.


Cheers,

Jud.

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