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some philosophy phrases
“always already“ toujours, déjà (French — Derrida) immer schon (German — Kant, Heidegger) it’s a bit dodgy to try to define, but basically (and not all-inclusively) what has not happened in the past is past; what has happened at present … Continue reading
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Tagged derrida, dictionary, heidegger, i love wikipedia, kant, phrases, plato
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words/phrases in other languages
agelaste = a man who does not laugh (Rabelais) raison d’être = reason for being in-der-Welt-sein = being in the world (Heidegger) ad astra per aspera = from stars to dust sic transit gloria mundi = glory fades l’homme qui … Continue reading
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Tagged blur, derrida, heidegger, i love wikipedia, kierkegaard, kundera, phrases, rabelais, sports night, time, victor hugo, wilfred owen
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