Heidegger: Building Dwelling Thinking - summary part - 2 - In his 'Building Dwelling Thinking' (in: ) Martin Heidegger relates to his key concept of 'fourfold' as a central aspect of dwelling (see previous part of the summary). The four elements of the fourfold are earth and sky, divinities and mortals. The fourfold is a kind of fullness which is a part of dwelling. This unity of the fourfold cannot be divided into its components and each one of these can only be what it is only when the others are kept in mind. Therefore, claims, a man is not only a being in the world, but a part of the fourfold of earth, sky, divinities and mortals. Anonymous At the end of his career Martin Heidegger shed the last vestiges of philosophy and turned to German poetry.

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Poetry is insightful but compact and undifferentiated. By returning to it Heidegger is indulging in a second level of obscurantism. He is suppressing the further reflective questions concerning what it refers to. It's the reflective questions Socrates taught philosophers to ask. Heidegger like Nietzsche is anti-Socratic.

Heidegger is the anti-philosopher's anti-philosopher. If Hegel is the conceptualistic Gnostic, then Heidegger is the Mythic-Symbolic Gnostic. Most of Heidegger can mean what the reader wants it to mean. Good luck with this nonsense. Robert Dilts The Syntax Of Behavior Torrent. The above comment (or below we'll see how this posts) is the characteristic reductiveness from a simple, small, and weak mind. Poetry reaches Beyond philosophy into pure abstraction.

When wielded in the proper hands, poetry has the power to point to the future--of philosophy, of the world. To call Heidegger anti-Socratic speaks to me of both a poor understanding of Socrates and Heidegger--not to mention Nietzsche. Perhaps the best way to understand Heidegger is to envision a world where pre-Socratic philosophers become necessary again. To understand this, one must understand the pre-Socratics and their influence on modern science. Heidegger dives deep into pure thought in Poetry, Language, Thought, only the expert swimmers will be able to keep up. Which is as it is meant to be.