Re: A Japanese

Speaking of dialogues and dialogics... Anybody checked out GA77:
Feldweg--Gespraech (1944-45)? It looks extremely interesting to me,
perhaps part of Heidegger's attempts to renew and reinvigorate the
philosophical 'dialogue.' Has any of it been translated before collected
as GA77?

Iain


>It was based on a discussion with a real live Japanese named Tomio
>Tezuka on the nature of language. Cf. his 'Eine Stunde mit Heidegger' in
>_Japan
>und Heidegger_ ed. H. Buchner, Messkirch 1989.

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"Und wer gut verfolgt, lernt leicht f o l g e n: --ist er doch
einmal--hinterher!"
"And whoever persecutes well, learns readily how _to follow_: for he is
used to going after somebody else!"
--Nietzsche, "The Ugliest [haesslichste] Man" [i.e., the
Socrates-in-Nietzsche], _Zarathustra_ IV.7.
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