Truth, Theft and Gift: Thoughts on Alētheia.

In discussing truth in Being and Time Heidegger speaks of this as always involving a robbery (ein Raub). This is a revealing word but not noted by commentators. Is it an incidental metaphor not to be taken too seriously? Or does it help us focus on something of the informing orientation to being and...

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Publicado en:Filozofia Vol. 79; no. 4; pp. 351 - 365
Autor principal: DESMOND, WILLIAM
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Publicado: Filozofia 2024
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