The Life of the Mind, Opseg 2Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 22
... Heidegger's books about him ; 35 yet that does not mean that either Jaspers or Heidegger can be understood as a belated founder of a Nietzsche school . More important in the present context , neither Jaspers nor Heidegger in his own ...
... Heidegger's books about him ; 35 yet that does not mean that either Jaspers or Heidegger can be understood as a belated founder of a Nietzsche school . More important in the present context , neither Jaspers nor Heidegger in his own ...
Stranica 172
... Heidegger's Will - not - to - will Neither the word " willing " nor the word “ thinking " occurs in Heidegger's early work before the so - called reversal ( Kehre ) or “ turn - about " that took place in the mid - thirties ; and Nietz ...
... Heidegger's Will - not - to - will Neither the word " willing " nor the word “ thinking " occurs in Heidegger's early work before the so - called reversal ( Kehre ) or “ turn - about " that took place in the mid - thirties ; and Nietz ...
Stranica 189
... Heidegger nor Jaspers ever expounded system- atically what must very soon have appeared to them as a complete misreading of the new era . Still , in Heidegger's case , we do have the Anaximander essay with its haunting hints at another ...
... Heidegger nor Jaspers ever expounded system- atically what must very soon have appeared to them as a complete misreading of the new era . Still , in Heidegger's case , we do have the Anaximander essay with its haunting hints at another ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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