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Heidegger on Hobbes

Heidegger on Hobbes 104 Heidegger on Hobbes MARTIN A. BERTMAN "Abstractum est, quod in re supposita existentem nominis concreti causam denotat", (O.L. I, iii, 3, p. 28)1 " `Aus dem folgt unbittlich das' - Ja, in dieser Demonstration geht es aus ihm hervor. Und eine Demonstration ist dies fur den, der Sie als Demonstration anerkennt. Wer sie nicht anerkennt, wer ihr nicht als Demonstration folgt, der trennt sich von uns, noch ehe es zur Sprache kommt". Wittgenstein, Grundlagen der Mathematik, 61. Die Grundprobleme die Phaenomenologie, published in 1975, is fundamen- tally Heidegger's summer lectures at Marburg of 1927. Coming soon after Sein und Zeit, these lectures attempt to locate phenomenology as ontological science. Interestingly, Thomas Hobbes' Computatio sive logica, the first part of De corpore, is discussed in over a dozen printed pages in terms of Heidegger's assertion of and reaction to Hobbes' doctrine about being and truth. Heidegger does this in a section of his book entitled 'Arguments in the History of Logic', the specific sub-section of which is 'The being of the copula in the horizon of whatness (essentia) in Thomas Hobbes.' Despite his ultimate lack of sympathy for Hobbes' position, finding it untenable in that even Hobbes must http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Hobbes Studies Brill

Heidegger on Hobbes

Bertman, Martin A.
Hobbes Studies , Volume 2 (1): 104 – Jan 1, 1989
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© 1989 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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104 Heidegger on Hobbes MARTIN A. BERTMAN "Abstractum est, quod in re supposita existentem nominis concreti causam denotat", (O.L. I, iii, 3, p. 28)1 " `Aus dem folgt unbittlich das' - Ja, in dieser Demonstration geht es aus ihm hervor. Und eine Demonstration ist dies fur den, der Sie als Demonstration anerkennt. Wer sie nicht anerkennt, wer ihr nicht als Demonstration folgt, der trennt sich von uns, noch ehe es zur Sprache kommt". Wittgenstein, Grundlagen der Mathematik, 61. Die Grundprobleme die Phaenomenologie, published in 1975, is fundamen- tally Heidegger's summer lectures at Marburg of 1927. Coming soon after Sein und Zeit, these lectures attempt to locate phenomenology as ontological science. Interestingly, Thomas Hobbes' Computatio sive logica, the first part of De corpore, is discussed in over a dozen printed pages in terms of Heidegger's assertion of and reaction to Hobbes' doctrine about being and truth. Heidegger does this in a section of his book entitled 'Arguments in the History of Logic', the specific sub-section of which is 'The being of the copula in the horizon of whatness (essentia) in Thomas Hobbes.' Despite his ultimate lack of sympathy for Hobbes' position, finding it untenable in that even Hobbes must

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