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"That shining, everything else shines.Heidegger calls it, this question is the most fundamental question because you're asking why why.
Heidegger calls it, this question is the most fundamental question because you're asking why why.
Heidegger in particular.
Heidegger said that the whole point of a clock is to determine the specific fixing of the now.
Heidegger said, "this time now as I look at my watch, what is this now?
Heidegger your once said that philosophical problems are bringing what's concealed into the open.
Martin Heidegger wrote that a work of art is that which not only creates something new but creates the new world in which that thing can exist.
I was just reading yesterday Heidegger, one of the most brilliant philosophers of the 20th century.
Like I'm thinking of Heidegger writing about inframing, that kind of thing.
This is a classic Martin Heidegger distinction.
And this is what I loved about the Heidegger quotation was the issue of, you drop into the world, and you're not yet formed, and you can go to a lot of places.
I have-- Maybe the shorthand for this is that I'm basically a Heideggerian, and take a more phenomenological approach, so I don't--.
For one of the great thinker of last century, Martin Heidegger, basically, he was giving a talk
You start the book with a quote by Martin Heidegger.
So our main inspirations, which are German philosophers basically-- so Martin Heidegger-- later on French philosophers, have no method to this.
And that's one thing to take away here is that the fixing of the now, as Heidegger described it, is actually a process.
And the books were "Mere Christianity" by CS Lewis, and a novel by Solzhenitsyn, "Cancer Ward," and "Being in Time" by Heidegger,
The three greatest critics are people like C.S. Lewis, or Alexis de Tocqueville, or Martin Heidegger.