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9 Perhaps this citation from Heidegger's 1942 summer lecture course on Hölderlin's work should be considered one of the briefest of philosophical dialogues now translated into English . The brevity of this dialogue , like the pre ...
9 Perhaps this citation from Heidegger's 1942 summer lecture course on Hölderlin's work should be considered one of the briefest of philosophical dialogues now translated into English . The brevity of this dialogue , like the pre ...
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I am using here , of course , a translation , a translation from a philosophical work . And I do so as a translator , not as a philosopher . The lecture course was first published in German in 1984 , and the English translation by ...
I am using here , of course , a translation , a translation from a philosophical work . And I do so as a translator , not as a philosopher . The lecture course was first published in German in 1984 , and the English translation by ...
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A shadow , of course , has no body , a bit like a voice on the phone . And although voices are generally strongly marked in terms of sexual difference , shadows , at least when this word refers to the dead , are beyond sexuality ...
A shadow , of course , has no body , a bit like a voice on the phone . And although voices are generally strongly marked in terms of sexual difference , shadows , at least when this word refers to the dead , are beyond sexuality ...
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