>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
Tedious what I read of it. The man had no ability to write drama.
Part of the Feldweg-Gespraech was published as Zur Eroerterung der
Gelassenheit which has been translated in Discourses on Thinking. The rest
had never been previously published to the best of my knowledge.
Chris
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I just can't stop
When my spark gets hot
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>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
Tedious what I read of it. The man had no ability to write drama.
Part of the Feldweg-Gespraech was published as Zur Eroerterung der
Gelassenheit which has been translated in Discourses on Thinking. The rest
had never been previously published to the best of my knowledge.
Chris
_______________________________________________________________________
I just can't stop
When my spark gets hot
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