The two voices of Greek. Heidegger and the “Book of Books” (notice n° 578185)

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Title The two voices of Greek. Heidegger and the “Book of Books”
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Summary, etc. Since the publication of the Black Notebooks, unraveling the enigma of Heidegger’s relationship with Christianity and Judaism has been a task of new urgency. While hostility and competition characterize this relationship, this is a matter of accurately determining what is at stake, as well as the arena. Between the thought of Being and the Word of God, the preceding pages endeavor to show that for Heidegger there is a conflict surrounding truth itself. The place of this struggle then turns out to be the Greek language, wherein the beginning of the question of being was once and for all inscribed and in which the call of God was finally expressed. This is then a question of presenting the way in which Heidegger will have conceived the event of this encounter which took place in philosophy’s native language. In the placement of his reading of the biblical letter, and his understanding of the spirit which animates it, in relation to the exegesis of his former colleague and friend Rudolf Bultmann, will also appear the limits which were those of the Heideggerian understanding of words gathered in the Bible and the secret dependencies that his philosophy holds for them.
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Note Revue des sciences philosophiques et théologiques | Volume 104 | 1 | 2021-04-30 | p. 139-157 | 0035-2209
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