The History of Beyng by Heidegger Martin; Powell Jeffrey; McNeill William

Author:Heidegger, Martin; Powell, Jeffrey; McNeill, William
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Indiana University Press
Published: 2015-07-16T16:00:00+00:00

On the path of questioning there lies not only that which is questionable, undecided, but: the decision for the “to come” [Zu-kunft] of beyng.

105. Bestowal and Reflection

The event of appropriation, as which beyng, as refusal, bestows itself.

This bestowal, as history, happens only where there is an inceptual thrownness of Da-sein, though precisely not grasped as such—rather?

(Being attuned over into a simple necessity.)

Being freed for the awaiting of the bestowal of beyng. In what way?

The leap into becoming reflection on the truth of beyng.

Inceptually-abyssally concealed: beyng.

Historically: the indirect and singular overcoming of machination, and thus in advance a disempowering of every intent belonging to machination.

Without claim, without measure, and yet enjoined into something decided, emanating the inexhaustible character of its simplicity.

The inceptual coming to be appropriated into the disappropriation of the truth of beyng (φύσις, metaphysics).

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