Heidegger

At the end of the day, so much comes to depend on style(”So much
depends on a little red wheelbarrow”): Can you really separate your
response to M.E. from a desire to engage with his way of talking?
Every saying, it seems, is a response to someone else’s saying, the
linkage being a stylistic one, having to do with the “how” of the
saying. This is in part what Augustine meant: “Love, and do what
you will.” Understanding is so much a matter of joining, and
joining. . . well, no one on a list like this needs it spelled out
much further than that.

In friendly collaboration, homonoia, as it were.

Allen

Posted on Sunday, August 10th, 2008 at 6:00 am
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