desCartes’ “I Am” vs daSein’s “I Am”.
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In what I referenced, Heidegger deconstructs Descartes’s claim. I have not come across a text where Heidegger accepts “I am” as a true statement, or otherwise discusses an “I am” of his own.
Joseph Polanik wrote: That Pete wrote:
> Part II, Chapters 1-3 of *Introduction to Phenomenological Research*.
okay, that says where this alleged treasure is; but, can you describe it
well enough so I will recognize it when I see it?
I’ve previously mentioned my claim that both Descartes and Heidegger
would accept “I am” as a true statement. do you deny this; or, are you
claiming that Part II, Chapters 1-3 of *Introduction to Phenomenological
Research* contains an argument that “I am” is true when daSein says it
but false when desCartes says it?
Joe
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