Chris Morrissey
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> In 1940 Heidegger wrote, "...the spirit of the Greek language [griechischen
> Sprachgeist], which, to be sure , is implicitly philosophical and
> metaphysical [unausgesprochenen philosophisch-metaphysischer] and is
> therefore, along with Sanskrit and cultivated [gutverwahrten] German,
> distinguished above every other language." (Nietzsche 4, p. 37/N2 73)
What page is that in the Capuzzi/Krell translation?
> Heidegger's critical reading of Nietzsche, as Schuermann notes). This
> scenario could perhaps even throw some light on the strange anecdote we
> have from Gadamer, namely that Heidegger was fond of telling his young
> intimates that 'Nietzsche had ruined him.'
So metaphysics + Geist = Nazism
& metaphysics + nihilism = essential thinking ?
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More C Communications Inc.
604.877.7731
http://www.interchg.ubc.ca/socrates/
> In 1940 Heidegger wrote, "...the spirit of the Greek language [griechischen
> Sprachgeist], which, to be sure , is implicitly philosophical and
> metaphysical [unausgesprochenen philosophisch-metaphysischer] and is
> therefore, along with Sanskrit and cultivated [gutverwahrten] German,
> distinguished above every other language." (Nietzsche 4, p. 37/N2 73)
What page is that in the Capuzzi/Krell translation?
> Heidegger's critical reading of Nietzsche, as Schuermann notes). This
> scenario could perhaps even throw some light on the strange anecdote we
> have from Gadamer, namely that Heidegger was fond of telling his young
> intimates that 'Nietzsche had ruined him.'
So metaphysics + Geist = Nazism
& metaphysics + nihilism = essential thinking ?
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