Kim (2003-11-19 12:16:51): According to Heidegger, what causes guilt
what is the threefold structure of Dasein
What does the event of death reveal to humans about themselves
Thanks!!!!
sfpnzer (2004-08-20 01:00:40): Dear Kim,
The three fold structure of Dasein lies
in "moment-focused refection." See Metaphysical
Foundations of Logic, p. 8 footnote (1) The
"moment-focused reflections" are constituted
of a special rendering of time, "the present
in the existential sense," see Basic Problems
of Phenomenology, p. 265-68.
What is the upshot of all of this?
The three "temporal ecstases" are the present
past and future in which Dasein always fluxes.
Cathy Leblanc (2004-08-26 02:42:18):
quote:
Originally posted by Kim:
What does the event of death reveal to humans about themselves
dennisj39 (2004-10-07 00:12:10): My thinking with your second question is this: the event of death brings humans to confront and work inside a framework of the finite.
In the finite, the presence of the delicious-concerned-conscious-Dasein, i think, can be made more accessible for humans.
In contrast, when working inside the idea of infinity, re-incarnation, life-after-death, it has occurred for me that the access of the delicious-concerned-conscious-Dasein is much more difficult to unfold and presence.
Inside the parameters set forth by one's biological clock, the game of life; the work of life; the fulfillment of life; the thrill of being alive occur as more available and accessible.
The ultimate paradox: One has to accept the eventual event of one's death, in order to present the deep joy for being alive.