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>And that instead, sometimes, it can be simply related towards the pursuit and sake of knowledge itself. But is what we get from Heidegger "knowledge"? Or is i
by elefanten 5y ago
>And that instead, sometimes, it can be simply related towards the pursuit and sake of knowledge itself.
But is what we get from Heidegger "knowledge"? Or is it the intricate and imprecise fantastical construction of one (perhaps brilliant) mind? Does it amount to anything more knowledge-producing than a Jackson Pollack painting?
- pnexk 5y agoI meant my response generally since you listed some thinkers I'm more familiar with. For Heidegger, perhaps you would find this overview (and related videos) interesting for some context: https://youtu.be/eDAyhsZ-Gs4 https://youtu.be/eDAyhsZ-Gs4