Thanks for giving me pause, Jan. The piece on the website was helpful.
But the the fact that the political particular is almost always (necessarily?)
motivated by the almost invisible rapaciousness of individual desire leads me to
think it's only a matter of time 'til another other shoe drops. Might it be that the
ontically political is lived/run by the nobody who waits within us all to make his mark?
And that opportunity when it arises further advances our indifference to the "how" of
factical experience and at least, momentarily, protects us from the accompanying discomforts
which can lead us to philosophy. So, Heidegger after Being and Time, and especially in 1933.
Best regards,
Allen
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But the the fact that the political particular is almost always (necessarily?)
motivated by the almost invisible rapaciousness of individual desire leads me to
think it's only a matter of time 'til another other shoe drops. Might it be that the
ontically political is lived/run by the nobody who waits within us all to make his mark?
And that opportunity when it arises further advances our indifference to the "how" of
factical experience and at least, momentarily, protects us from the accompanying discomforts
which can lead us to philosophy. So, Heidegger after Being and Time, and especially in 1933.
Best regards,
Allen
Hi Allen,
about Palestinians involved in building settlements and also in
Wall works, that sounds sadly familiar and not surprising given
the sky-high Palestinian unemployment rates. I've heard some
about the cement affair*, but it seems that a PA minister was
accused only of there not having been enough control to make
sure such things don't happen. Other allegations were strongly
denied and not proven to be true, as far as i know.
yours.
Jan
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* http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L10346742.htm
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