Hello,
While indeed we are on the same wavelength, what is really interesting
is the possible relations to that of which it is the wavelength. In
what follows, the same riddle reappears, to be sure; but with a "twist"
(if that is what it does,) rather than a "flip."
Even if it remains correct that all that one can hope for
representationally is the representation of that which is represented
on the "other side of the coin," it is not on that account true, but
only bears in it, as the good bishop might say, "the ghost of a
departed spirit."
Heidegger shows in the _Kant_ book how it is (transcendental
imagination)that that which seperates the "ding an sich" from the "ding
fur sich" is no different from the "ding an sich." ((Perhaps thereby
retaining something of what the Stoics wanted to maintain with their
"identities.") (That is to say, the "ding fur sich" is not without the
"ding an sich."))
Then, the "fiery" logos "sparks," "twists" its way, out of the fire. It
is, whenever we are lucky, itself such as to be fire-like.
A. Peter Durigon
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While indeed we are on the same wavelength, what is really interesting
is the possible relations to that of which it is the wavelength. In
what follows, the same riddle reappears, to be sure; but with a "twist"
(if that is what it does,) rather than a "flip."
Even if it remains correct that all that one can hope for
representationally is the representation of that which is represented
on the "other side of the coin," it is not on that account true, but
only bears in it, as the good bishop might say, "the ghost of a
departed spirit."
Heidegger shows in the _Kant_ book how it is (transcendental
imagination)that that which seperates the "ding an sich" from the "ding
fur sich" is no different from the "ding an sich." ((Perhaps thereby
retaining something of what the Stoics wanted to maintain with their
"identities.") (That is to say, the "ding fur sich" is not without the
"ding an sich."))
Then, the "fiery" logos "sparks," "twists" its way, out of the fire. It
is, whenever we are lucky, itself such as to be fire-like.
A. Peter Durigon
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