Post by michaelmorin on Feb 27, 2018 6:26:59 GMT -5
Hi,
I am not sure of anyone else's opinion about this, but I find Heidegger purposefully obtuse in Being and Time. Often I read pages and pages only to find he could have merely summed it all up in a couple of paragraphs.
To understand what is meant by "da-sein" we should look at direct translations into English before trying to distinguish this term as something different. In English this basically means "being there", "presence", or more usually, "existence".
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I am not sure of anyone else's opinion about this, but I find Heidegger purposefully obtuse in Being and Time. Often I read pages and pages only to find he could have merely summed it all up in a couple of paragraphs.
To understand what is meant by "da-sein" we should look at direct translations into English before trying to distinguish this term as something different. In English this basically means "being there", "presence", or more usually, "existence".
For more details
Cloud product video