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"Die Sprache spricht als das Geläut der Stille."(GA12:Unterwegs zur Sprache ,Sprache) Most Chinese scholars translate the word of"Geläut " with a chinese word which means 'pure sound".There is another chinese translation of it which refers to a traditional musical instrument ofen used in european church(a special bell which could ring continually when struck?) I am confused between the two definitions and so it's hard for me to make clear the whole meaning of the above sentence. Please help me,thanks! | ||
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The language speaks as the ring of the silence. Or, The language speaks as the peal of the silence Ring sounds better to me, but I am not sure of Heidegger's meaning here. What is the relationship between language and silence --- to you? Skip the bells and let language flow. Yours - Daniel Fidel Ferrer. | |||
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