Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 12:26:08 -0800 (PST) From: JAMILES-AT-CSUPomona.Edu Subject: Re: sublime I have a question about the sense in which others on the list ascribe to the phrase"talking about what you can't talk about". By "can't talk about" does one mean literally that one cannot utter the words because there aren't sufficient words, or does one mean "not willing to talk about". My question arises from the claim that Heidegger "failed to address (his) nazism and its atrocities. It seems to me that in one sense he surely could have talked about it. He chose not to. I think there is an important difference, both morally and philosophically. Judy Miles Cal Poly Pomona
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