Writer's Diary
8/19/25
Heidegger writes in Introduction to Metaphysics, "Every essential form of spiritual life is marked by ambiguity. The less commensurate it is with other forms, the more it is misinterpreted."
Heidegger writes in Introduction to Metaphysics, "Every essential form of spiritual life is marked by ambiguity. The less commensurate it is with other forms, the more it is misinterpreted."