Heidegger – Fenomenologia e Hermenêutica

Tag: genuin

  • mode

    Modus, modal, modifizieren If the question about Being is to be explicitly formulated and carried through in such a manner as to be completely transparent to itself, then any treatment of it in line with the elucidations we have given requires us to explain how Being is to be looked at, how its meaning is…

  • ordinary

    vulgär We have already intimated that Dasein has a pre-ontological Being as its ontically constitutive state. Dasein is in such a way as to be something which understands something like Being. Keeping this interconnection firmly in mind, we shall show that whenever Dasein tacitly understands and interprets something like Being, it does so with time…

  • OUSIA

    Everyone who is acquainted with the middle ages sees that Descartes is ‘dependent’ upon medieval scholasticism and employs its terminology. But with this ‘discovery’ nothing is achieved philosophically as long as it remains obscure to what a profound extent the medieval ontology has influenced the way in which posterity has determined or failed to determine…

  • OUSIA

    Everyone who is acquainted with the middle ages sees that Descartes is ‘dependent’ upon medieval scholasticism and employs its terminology. But with this ‘discovery’ nothing is achieved philosophically as long as it remains obscure to what a profound extent the medieval ontology has influenced the way in which posterity has determined or failed to determine…

  • present-at-hand

    vorhanden, Vorhandenheit, Vorhandensein The problematic of Greek ontology, like that of any other, must take its clues from Dasein itself. In both ordinary and philosophical usage, Dasein, man’s Being, is ‘defined’ as the zoon logon echon – as that living thing whose Being is essentially determined by the potentiality for discourse. legein is the clue…

  • fenômeno

    Phänomen La expresión griega phainomenon, a la que remonta el término «fenómeno», deriva del verbo phainesthai, que significa mostrarse; phainomenon quiere decir, por consiguiente: lo que se muestra, lo automostrante, lo patente; phainesthai es, por su parte, la forma media de phaino: sacar a la luz del día, poner en la claridad. phaino pertenece a…

  • phenomenon (BT)

    However much this understanding of Being (an understanding which is already available to us) may fluctuate and grow dim, and border on mere acquaintance with a word, its very indefiniteness is itself a positive PHENOMENON which needs to be clarified. An investigation of the meaning of Being cannot be expected to give this clarification at…

  • privative

    The Greek expression phainomenon, to which the term ‘phenomenon’ goes back, is derived from the verb phainesthai, which signifies “to show itself “. Thus phainomenon means that which shows itself, the manifest (das, was sich zeigt, das Sichzeigende, das Offenbare). phainesthai itself is a middle-voiced form which comes from phaino – to bring to the…

  • appearance

    The Greek expression phainomenon, to which the term ‘phenomenon’ goes back, is derived from the verb phainesthai, which signifies “to show itself “. Thus phainomenon means that which shows itself, the manifest (das, was sich zeigt, das Sichzeigende, das Offenbare). phainesthai itself is a middle-voiced form which comes from phaino – to bring to the…

  • poder-ser

    Sein-können / Seinkönnen El previo dejar-ser en respección hacia… se funda en la comprensión de algo así como un dejar-ser, un hacia-algo de la condición respectiva y un algo que está en condición respectiva. Todo esto y, además, lo que se halla a su base, como el para-esto, en cuanto término de la condición respectiva,…