Heidegger

MichaelE donated this just now:

> “Etwas Rätselhaftes, daß etwas ist als das, was es zugleich nicht ist..”
> Martin Heidegger _Platon:Sophistes_ GA19:580
>
> “Somewhat perplexing that something is as that which, at the same time,
> it is not.”
> Martin Heidegger _Platon:Sophistes_

Michael, can you provide a broader textual con-text for Heidegger’s
entanglement of being and non-being? How does this fragment arise amongst
its fellow (e.g., fore and aft) text fragments? Once again, Heraclitus pops
up (for me) with his diapheremenon and synpheremenon [’scuse spellink]…
although the fragment to which I refer vaguely here [can’t remember which
number this mo’] rather speaks of being {it} falling apart as {it is} coming
together, something that is differing from its self… that {is}
difference-qua-difference?

regards

michaelP

Posted on Tuesday, September 11th, 2007 at 5:30 am
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