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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
 
In NDPR, Pol Vandevelde reviews Daniel Dahlstrom's The Heidegger Dictionary.
[T]he entry “Appropriating event (Ereignis)” explains how the notion includes both an element of coming to one’s own, an element of event, and an element of history. The entry indicates some of the variations the term has undergone in Heidegger’s thought and explains what role it is supposed to play in various periods of Heidegger’s reflection. Each entry is thus a kind of cross-section of the soil of Heidegger’s thought, bringing to the fore a stratified picture of his thought as a whole.
 
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