On Figal’s Heidegger-Critique in Gegenständlichkeit
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The paper is divided into four brief but related sections: (I) a description of Figal’s resuscitation and reinterpretation of the word that informs the title of his book, the word “Gegenstand,” and his Heidegger-critique regarding this resuscitation; (II) an examination of an important strain of the aforementioned lineage, namely, the role of Wilhelm von Humboldt as source for Heidegger’s and his own Sprachdenken; (III) an account of the Figal-Heidegger encounter with respect to the speaking of language; and (IV) the culmination of the “Sprache” chapter and some comments upon the outcome with regard to philosophy of language.
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Figal, Gegenständlichkeit, 230; Heidegger, “Der Weg zur Sprache,” in GA 12: 239.
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See Figal, “Das Gute Leben als Leben in Möglichen. Zum Sinn von ‘gut’ im Anschluss an den Philebos,” in Das Untier und die Liebe: Sieben platonische Essays (Stuttgart: J. B. Metzschlersche Buchhandlung, 1991), 46; also Philebus 66e5–6.
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On Figal’s Heidegger-Critique in Gegenständlichkeit
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The paper is divided into four brief but related sections: (I) a description of Figal’s resuscitation and reinterpretation of the word that informs the title of his book, the word “Gegenstand,” and his Heidegger-critique regarding this resuscitation; (II) an examination of an important strain of the aforementioned lineage, namely, the role of Wilhelm von Humboldt as source for Heidegger’s and his own Sprachdenken; (III) an account of the Figal-Heidegger encounter with respect to the speaking of language; and (IV) the culmination of the “Sprache” chapter and some comments upon the outcome with regard to philosophy of language.
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