Klang, som, Anklang  , assonance, Widerklang, ressonância, eco, resonancia, echo  , resonance, Einklang  , inner harmony, Vorklang, prelude

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Klang, der

GA1   13, 305; GA4   58, 107, 153, 197; GA5   32, 317, 341; GA6T1   120, 130, 240; GA7   221; GA8   39; GA10   90, 99, 164, 183; GA13   97, 114, 115, 163, 241; GA16   235, 291, 305, 352, 517, 644, 725; GA17   217; GA19   461; GA23   129; GA25   96; GA32   16; GA39   23, 124, 201, 240; GA40   43, 155; GA42   102; GA43   139, 151, 159; GA44   19; GA45   21; GA51   x; GA52   28, 79, 153; GA53   146, 189; GA54   28, 227; GA55   245; GA65   112; GA66   246, 310; GA74   62, 63, 110, 119, 138; GA75   68, 88, 102, 111, 148, 160, 170, 172, 193, 222, 289; GA77   6, 227, 232, 237; GA78   88, 128, 129; GA79   150; GA81   75, 119, 128, 170, 192, 240, 257, 268, 292-294; GA85   90, 109, 110, 138; GA88   322; GA89   334; GA90   330. [HC]

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But what is useless can nevertheless be a power—a power in the rightful sense. That which has no direct resonance (Widerklang) in everydayness can stand   in innermost harmony (Einklang) with the authentic happening in the history of a people. It can even be its prelude (Vorklang). What is untimely will have its own times. This holds for philosophy. Therefore we cannot determine what the task of philosophy in itself and in general is, and what must accordingly be demanded of philosophy. Every stage and every inception of its unfolding carries within it its own law. One can only say what philosophy cannot be and what it cannot achieve. [IMGFRP:9-10]

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A ressonância do seer [Anklang des Seyns] quer resgatar o seer em sua plena essenciação [vollen Wesung  ] como acontecimento apropriador [Ereignis  ] por meio do desentranhamento do abandono do ser [Enthüllung   der Seinsverlassenheit  ], o que só acontece de tal modo que o ente é recolocado por meio da fundação do ser-aí no seer que se abre no salto [Sprung  ]. [GA65:§55; GA65MAC]

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VIDE: Klang