Heidegger

@MichMae99 · 3 years ago

One must read what has already been written. Photo source: https://www.google.com/search?q=writing&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&prmd=ivbn&sxsrf=ALeKk03DGXHLtM0vI8kIKIixt1mc5Xs1JA:1602221915237...

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@KindleHeart · 3 years ago

The Neglected Ones – Nature

Trees have been an amazing analogy for the portrayal of life in its immaculateness, the bedrock of nature all in all. Since the beginning of our species, they have been our quiet partners, the spectat...

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@Hiecho · 3 years ago

Human flourishing in science and technology.

How is technology a mode of revealing? In your daily experience of technology, what else is revealed to you aside from its function? Why should technology be questioned? How is questioning the pie...

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@Hiecho · 3 years ago

Reflected in Progress and Development

Why must we change our paradigm of growth and consumption to that of “de-development”? Why the terms are de-development, de-growth, and zero growth seemingly unacceptable to the usual framework of hu...

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@dark_spirit666 · 2 years ago

About Time

When it's 2:18 a.m. Restlessness bothered my mind. The dream realm moves away from the embrace of the night. It's not night, it's not morning. People say this is a third of the night or early morning....

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@Hashtag009 · 2 years ago

Warehouse Life Episode IV: Girls -- Waternova

Link to previous installment The first thing we see as we zoom in on the Warehouse are twenty or so half-full, half-empty, half-sipped, half-spilled, half-chugged and half-crushed beer cans. Then w...

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@ludmilla95 · 3 years ago

Deconstruction of Death

Obituaries often beat us today. In many parts of the world, pandemics and conflicts leave us trapped in anxiety. Every day, the number of victims continues to grow. Without clarity and criticality, a...

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@vill · 3 years ago

Defining Music; (For Music Lover)

“Music” is one of the most difficult terms to define, partially because beliefs about music have changed dramatically over time just in Western culture alone. If we look at music in different parts of...

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@ludmilla95 · 3 years ago

Science and Global Challenges

We live in a world full of challenges. On the one hand, various social problems, such as poverty, war, and social inequality in various countries, remain and even spread. On the other hand, the envir...

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@CesarGedler · 2 years ago

La fuerza del espíritu

La fuerza del espíritu En una macilenta tarde del año 1816, mientras se multiplicaban las muertes en los campos de batalla donde se peleaba por la liberación de Venezuela del yugo español, una mujer...

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@Enforsys · 4 years ago

Jargon: The New Language of Domination - part 2

Jargon: the New Language of Domination - Part 2 Part 1 : https://read.cash/@Enforsys/jargon-the-new-language-of-domination-a605ec8c The "meaning" of Conversation is completely lost to us. Jargon...

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@Jim · 3 years ago

Western Schools of Philosophy: EXISTENTIALISM

Proponents/ Philosophers Soren Aabye Kierkegaard Jean-Paul Sartre Friedrich Nietzsche Gabriel Marcel Martin Heidegger Karl Jaspers Abbagnamo Bardyaev Albert Camus Assumptions The...

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@AcidBrainWash · 3 years ago

Multiculturalism, The Nazi Plan

Deconstructionism : An irrational belief system that rejects facts for feelings. This is the basis of leftist ideals. To claim that someone's feelings matter more than the facts. It's also the basi...

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@Mimtiaz · 3 years ago

Nothingness

Nothingness First published Thu Aug 28, 2003; substantive revision Thu Aug 31, 2017 Since metaphysics is the study of what exists, one might expect metaphysicians to have little to say about...

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@ladyhanabi · 3 years ago

Existentialist Ethics

Good day! Its @ladyhanabi and for today's article I'd like to give you some insights about Existentialist Ethics. I. Brief Background of Philosopher Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre was born o...

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@Lyrrex · 3 years ago

Almost Human ...Man is Care

The art of poetry consists in taking entities out of their hiddenness to be seen in their uncoveredness. ―With apologies to Heidegger, Being and Time A possum killed The small rabbit That...

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@AcidBrainWash · 3 years ago

Multiculturalism's Nazi Origin

Martin Heidegger and Paul de Man. Two Nazis, invented the concept. Multiculturalism...amounts to a type of self-hatred by liberal/progressive whites who see anything associated with "white" (Western...

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@Yanadya · 3 years ago

Knowledge according to Experts and Benefits

Definition of Knowledge - Talking about definite knowledge cannot be separated from science, if science is defined as knowledge that is structured logically and systematically, then knowledge can be i...

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@Jisso_Kim · 3 years ago

Time And Death

The former is the most precious commodity; whilst the latter is still vague but feared by many. I was just lying in my bed, scrolling, browsing through my phone. It was late in the evening and I eng...

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@maxpien09 · 3 years ago

What would have happened to humankind if technology did not exist?

If technology did not exist, we humans can live without it and live our life like thousand years back then without any problem. It was like we can live the way our old grandparents have lived before...

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@Yokzy · 1 year ago

Our Destruction?

Our lives today are completely uprooted from nature. We feel alienated from plants and animals. In fact, both are the source of our life. Without them, we would be extinct. On the contrary, our liv...

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@JeremySagnes · 3 years ago

Jochen Hörisch: “We pay less and less attention to the hands”

What do Adam Smith, Martin Heidegger, JW von Goethe, a smartphone and Christian theology have in common? A symbol: the hand , answers Jochen Hörisch . In his essay which has just appeared across...

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@HeartLover · 3 years ago

The Fall Of A Great America

HeartLover In a near-perfect echo of today's world, Nobel Prize-winning Elfriede Jelinek's On the Royal Road: The Bergher King (Seagull Books, 2020) is stuffed breathless with metaphors, innuendoe...

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@Enforsys · 4 years ago

La Phénoménologie Critique en tant que fondement des Sciences (7)

La Phénoménologie Critique en tant que fondement des Sciences - septième partie Lien vers la première partie: https://read.cash/@Enforsys/la-phenomenologie-critique-en-tant-que-fondement-des-scienc...

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@geeh · 3 years ago

Death...an ugly word?

This morning, I awoke to a very sad news of the sudden passing of my friend's dad. I could only say comforting words which I am not really sure are indeed comforting to her. I could feel the she is in...

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@ImranAyub · 3 years ago

A comparative study of existentialism and meaning of life in islam

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXISTENTIALISM AND MEANING OF LIFE IN ISLAM Muhammad Imran Ayub Department Of English BZU Multan A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXISTENTIALISM AND MEANING OF LIFE IN ISLAM M.Imr...

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