You wrote:
>
>
>Hi,
>
>I got this message at the Heidegger web site and I remember some
>mail a couple months back about blinking. Does anyone remember
>the reference?
>
>Pete
>
>> msg=Hi Pete,
>> v.cool to find this page. I was an avid Heideggar and can't seem to
remember
>> where one of my favorite quotes of his are. It's about 'blinking'
and the
>> importance/significance of this action. I think Nieztche wrote
something
>> along these lines too. If you have any idea, I would dearly be
greatful for any help.
>> Thanks for any assistance. Alexander Karinsky, nyivf@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>
>
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I believe you can find the discussion of blinking in the first part of
Was Heisst Denken?or "What is Called Thinking?" where H. comments on
Nietzsche's last man who "blinks."
Joel
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>
>
>Hi,
>
>I got this message at the Heidegger web site and I remember some
>mail a couple months back about blinking. Does anyone remember
>the reference?
>
>Pete
>
>> msg=Hi Pete,
>> v.cool to find this page. I was an avid Heideggar and can't seem to
remember
>> where one of my favorite quotes of his are. It's about 'blinking'
and the
>> importance/significance of this action. I think Nieztche wrote
something
>> along these lines too. If you have any idea, I would dearly be
greatful for any help.
>> Thanks for any assistance. Alexander Karinsky, nyivf@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>
>
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>
I believe you can find the discussion of blinking in the first part of
Was Heisst Denken?or "What is Called Thinking?" where H. comments on
Nietzsche's last man who "blinks."
Joel
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