re: Brendan Harkin
This sort of post hardly seems likely to achieve
the "return to discussing Heidegger" which you claim to want.
Let me suggest a possible thread:
Is anyone aware of any studies which draw on both Feyerabend's critiques
of science and Heidegger's philosophy of technology? How far apart are
Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology" and say Feyerabend's
_Against Method_? Do both works, in differing ways, suggest poeisis as a
way past, or supplement to, instrumentality?
just a thought,
Paul Starr
p.starr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Brendan Harkin wrote:
> I wish to request the formation of a Babette Babich list so that we can
> discuss _Nietzsche's Philosophy of Science_ chapter by chapter. Then we can
> tear it to shreds in a Dionysian frenzy (or love it like our fate).
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> Not only that, the Heidegger list can then return to discussing Heidegger.
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> I will participate in the Babich-fest, an intended orgy of devouring, only
> if Herself will read with/against us.
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> "Dost thou go to the Babich list? Do not forget thou whip!"
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> BJH
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This sort of post hardly seems likely to achieve
the "return to discussing Heidegger" which you claim to want.
Let me suggest a possible thread:
Is anyone aware of any studies which draw on both Feyerabend's critiques
of science and Heidegger's philosophy of technology? How far apart are
Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology" and say Feyerabend's
_Against Method_? Do both works, in differing ways, suggest poeisis as a
way past, or supplement to, instrumentality?
just a thought,
Paul Starr
p.starr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Brendan Harkin wrote:
> I wish to request the formation of a Babette Babich list so that we can
> discuss _Nietzsche's Philosophy of Science_ chapter by chapter. Then we can
> tear it to shreds in a Dionysian frenzy (or love it like our fate).
>
> Not only that, the Heidegger list can then return to discussing Heidegger.
>
> I will participate in the Babich-fest, an intended orgy of devouring, only
> if Herself will read with/against us.
>
> "Dost thou go to the Babich list? Do not forget thou whip!"
>
> BJH
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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