Eigentlichkeit
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Oops, I forgot to add the source for the quote:
The quote is from M. Heidegger, M. Stassen (2003:235) Philosophical and
Political Writings.
I think that another case for my previous argument can be made by paragraph
62 of Being and Time (H.307-H.308). Arguably, those pages are kind of
complicated and such case can only be built from a certain interpretation of
those two pages.
(I find the text in the Dutch translation closer to my argument than that
from the Macquarrie and Robinson translation of 1962; in my paperback of
their translation, a footnote renders the relevant German quote which could
eventually be mistranslated).
Greetings,
Tudor
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>archos.com] Namens Tudor Georgescu
> Verzonden: vrijdag 11 juli 2008 0:54
> Aan: ‘Discussions pertaining to the philosophy of Martin Heidegger’
> Onderwerp: RE: Eigentlichkeit
>
> > Using Google books one can easily say that “moral conscience” appears
>
> Ok, I think I found something like what I meant previously:
>
> “… wanting to have a conscience, which we defined as being-toward-
> death…”
>
> p. 235.
>
> Greetings,
>
> Tudor
>
>
>
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