Duns Scotus's Doctrine of Categories and Meaning by Martin Heidegger;

Author:Martin Heidegger;
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780253062666
Publisher: Indiana University Press
Published: 2022-06-07T00:00:00+00:00

But the objectification of the content so first constituted is not the whole of this first act of thought; consciousness cannot simply present the content to itself, it can only do so by giving it a definite position; it cannot simply distinguish it from an emotional mood of its own, without accrediting it with some other sort of existence instead of that which belonged to it as such a mood. The meaning of this requirement . . . is most easily shown by the way in which language actually satisfies it. . . . The rest of its stock of words {308/250} [with the exception of interjections—Heidegger] is in the definite forms of substantives, adjectives, verbs, and the familiar parts of speech in general. . . . I prefer to comprise the primary activity of thought in a single operation, which may be indifferently represented as that of giving the content of ideas one of these logical forms by making it objective for consciousness, or as that of making it objective by giving it one of these forms.6

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