Heidegger hardly gives clear, distinct definitions of the words

Monday, March 19, 2007 In-der-Blog-sein Geworfenheit, the blog, on the Heideggereanisms of glossolalics.

I believe the problem lies not so much on the new terms themselves because anyway Heidegger still uses human languages despite his efforts to find the originary meanings of the words. He digs up some ancient Greek words and creates new German words. The thing is he hardly gives clear, distinct definitions of the words. Even if he does, the meaning often changes or being redefined throughout his scattered essays or writings. ¶ 6:27 AM 0 comments

Friday, March 16, 2007 In-der-Blog-sein Hybridenergy explains the living truths.

Heidegger says that the will to power is Nietzsche's attempt at metaphysics, but after reading the book and other articles, and knowing that perspectivism dominates his philosophy, I can pretty much say that Heidegger was mistaken. Nietzsche doesn't go for 'truth for its own sake'. He knows that truths are instruments of our physiology.

I'm glad that's all cleared up now. enowning ¶ 8:58 AM 0 comments