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SER E tempo (2023)
SZ tem suas origens principalmente, no entanto, na queixa de Heidegger com a metafísica tradicional, e essa queixa não era simplesmente o fato de que o pensamento tradicional sobre o ser segue suas pistas a partir da estrutura e dos processos de entidades naturais: ainda mais flagrante aos seus olhos é, como mencionado anteriormente, sua falha em buscar a pergunta que primeiro deve ser respondida, a saber: “O que é o ser? Qual é o sentido do ser? Qual é o significado de 'ser'…text/html2026-02-10T01:16:12+00:00Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)SER-COM-OS-OUTROS (MITSEIN, MITDASEIN) (2001:270-272)
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SER-COM-OS-OUTROS (MITSEIN, MITDASEIN) (2001:270-272)
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[DAHLSTROM, Daniel O. Heidegger’s concept of truth. Cambridge: Cambridge university press, 2001]text/html2026-02-10T01:16:12+00:00Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Dahlstrom: aletheia
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Dahlstrom: aletheia
The Greek word aletheia is typically translated as “truth”. Once this translation is in place, interpretations of aleetheia trade on the meanings primarily associated with “truth”. The traditionally dominant meaning in this regard is correctness (the correctness of a thought or assertion) and, in fact, as early as Homer, a cognate of correctness, homoioesis, served as a synonym for aleetheia. Thus the correctness (orthotes) of a thought or assertion tends to be understood in…text/html2026-01-18T10:17:35+00:00Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Dahlstrom
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Dahlstrom
Daniel Dahlstrom (1948)
DAHLSTROM, Daniel O.. The Heidegger Dictionary. London: Bloomsbury, 2013 (DDHD)
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