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Thursday, August 16, 2018
 
In Phenomenological Reviews Shawn Loht reviews Anna Kouppanou's Technologies of Being in Martin Heidegger.
[T]he later Heidegger seems to allow for historical being to occur as a disclosure of truth from without. However, Kouppanou suggests that the concept of imagination remains in play for Heidegger by virtue of informing his position on the relation of truth, language, and art. In particular, the function of metaphor as a proto-linguistic imaginative stuff underlying poetic experience suggests that imagination still figures into the primordial disclosures of being occasioned by art. Thus, poetic experience can still be regarded as imaginative in its foundations.
 
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