On Wed, 10 Apr 1996, COMIN' TO YOU DIRECTLY FROM THE MOTHER SHIP wrote:
> 'Seyn' for 'Sein' is I believe archaic German.
>
Heidegger uses "Seyn" about 90% of the time in Beitraege, without quite
specifying the difference from "Sein". I suspect that "Seyn" is Being
thought from the truth of Being, and not from the beingness of beings.
Martin
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