Subject: RE: Being and Time-section one
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 16:20:35 +0100


> being-just-black-and-white is one way of being-in-the-world.

Being-just-black-and-white is Aristotle, not Heidegger. In _Letter on
Humanism_ he said he is neither rational nor irrational, neither pro-values
nor anti-values, but I think I quoted that passage more than one on this
list (Heidegger: "... what is more 'logic' than to think that he who is not
... is ...").

The logic of the included tertium was elaborated by Solomon Marcus, when,
taught evidence, he could hold no longer to the opinion beings are either
black or white (Aristotelian binary logic).

Heidegger aspired therefore to such a superior logic as Marcus'. More than
that, his assistant, Lucian Iordanescu, elaborated formally-mathematical the
Logic of lacking logic, i.e. a rational approach to the mystical and the
irrational. This is a new rationalism, completely different from the
classical, traditionalist one, built by Aristotle, Descartes, Kant, and the
Encyclopedists, whose degenerated fruit is the postmodern deconstruction
(based upon the idea of 'Destruktion' stolen from Heidegger, but voided of
its purpose and context -- I believe on http://heidegger.info there's
already a study upon this problem).

Gigantomachia peri tes ousias!
 
Tudor Georgescu
 
http://intellect-club.nl.eu.org 
 
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