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Saturday, February 19, 2011
 
76. Propositions about Science

1. "Science" must always be understood in the modern sense. The medieval "doctrine" and Greek "knowledge" are fundamentally different from it, although in a mediate and transformed way they co-determine what we now know as "science" and what we now can exclusively pursue, in accordance with our historical situation.

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From the excerpts of the Beitrage:

"...in the open of the strife between earth and world beings themselves undergo a restoration.

"Accordingly, beings move into their steadfastness when the founders of the truth of be-ing go under."

I realize it would be erring to equate "undergo" with "going under" but since "going under" has completely mystified me to this point, I shall think of it as "undergo."
# posted by Blogger January : 12:45 PM
 
Yes. It's necessary to consider the intercessions of the translators.
# posted by Blogger enowning : 12:56 PM
 
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