Heidegger

In a message dated 5/9/2009 2:41:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
that_pete at yahoo.com writes:
> > “Thus does Aristotle come to his first definition of
> the being of
> > movement.
> > It is the presence of the potential being as such,
> stretching itself
> > toward
> > its finished presence, and thus a peculiar twofold
> presence of both
> […]

I have thought of you Allen, while reading in the early Aristotle GA.
Heidegger characterizes his own approach, interpreting Aristotle not from
tradition, but from a possible factual life situation, as hermeneutical.
“Putting the dark into the light.” Quoting Luther, the anti-Aristotelean.
Later, this is precisely turned upside down. Shortly: in the beginning
of the piece on Anaximander, it […]