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Heideggerʼs Interpretation of Early Greek Physis (CROSBI ID 66544)

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Barbarić, Damir Heideggerʼs Interpretation of Early Greek Physis // Paths in Heideggerʼs Thought / Günter Figal, Diego DʼAngelo, Tobias Keiling, Guang Yang (ur.). Bloomington (IN): Indiana University Press, 2020. str. 165-175

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Barbarić, Damir

engleski

Heideggerʼs Interpretation of Early Greek Physis

Shining, appearing, gleaming, and radiating—all of these belong to the basic traits of Being qua φύσις. If this is so, then the Greek’s sensibility for light, vision, and the visible, as well as their preference for sight over the other senses, is hardly surprising. The hierarchy of the senses doesn’t arise from a purported optical instinct of the Greeks but follows from their assumption that Being has the sense of emerging, standing in itself in the self-given outline, in a shape wrested from the concealed ; this is the genuine reason for their indisputable liking for the optical.

Heidegger, philosophy, Greeks, nature, history, begining

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165-175.

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Podaci o knjizi

Paths in Heideggerʼs Thought

Günter Figal, Diego DʼAngelo, Tobias Keiling, Guang Yang

Bloomington (IN): Indiana University Press

2020.

978-0-253-04720-5

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