On Wed, 23 Aug 1995, Malgosia Askanas wrote:
> Do we not learn, also,
> from listening to each other's acts of aggression, ruptures, violences,
> boredoms, provocations, subterfuges? Is learning really married to
> "inoffensiveness"?
>
> Did Heidegger have a position on this?
>
And isn't his position one of silence, remarks askew in relation to the
Holocaust? Certainly he was not inoffensive. There's good article related
to this in the current Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal (New School) by
Johannes Fritsche, On Brinks and Bridges in Heidegger.
Alan
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> -malgosia
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