>Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 12:24:13 +1200
>To: heidegger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>From: callihan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven E. Callihan)
> I feel we just need to settle with the notion of "truth" as a highly multi-valent concept, as many words in one, all of which may
>be insidiously related to each other, but no one of which may be said to be the exclusive or even dominate sense. The truth is
>whatever happens to be the case. The truth is that which conceals nothing. These are two different assertions of the character
>of truth, coming at it from different angles, and yet, I can't help but feel, meeting in the middle.
Steve
Are you saying that that which is the case is truth?
Do you think that this is Heidegger's opinion and/or your own?
Erik Champion
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>To: heidegger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>From: callihan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven E. Callihan)
> I feel we just need to settle with the notion of "truth" as a highly multi-valent concept, as many words in one, all of which may
>be insidiously related to each other, but no one of which may be said to be the exclusive or even dominate sense. The truth is
>whatever happens to be the case. The truth is that which conceals nothing. These are two different assertions of the character
>of truth, coming at it from different angles, and yet, I can't help but feel, meeting in the middle.
Steve
Are you saying that that which is the case is truth?
Do you think that this is Heidegger's opinion and/or your own?
Erik Champion
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