The meaning of rationality in Heidegger's philosophy N. Stasiulis
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ArticleOther title: Значение рациональности в философии Хайдеггера [Parallel title]Subject(s): Хайдеггер, Мартин 1889-1976 | логотипы | онтология | боль | рациональностьGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online
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Вестник Томского государственного университета. Философия. Социология. Политология № 56. С. 129-136Abstract: The article traces Heideggerian thought back to its pre-conceptual origin and demonstrates how thus a transformation of the notion of rationality has been achieved in his philosophy. The thinker focuses his investigation on the ontological basis of Western rationality. He also develops the structure of his own thought by reinterpreting this ontological basis as expressed in Aristotle and Plato, in particular, and the Greek thought of presence in general. Heidegger rediscovered the crucial link between thinking and finitude, hence, his early musings on pre-conceptual origins of logical, or conceptual, thought later, in his mature pe-riod, culminated in the thinking of pain as the ontological difference.
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The article traces Heideggerian thought back to its pre-conceptual origin and demonstrates how thus a transformation of the notion of rationality has been achieved in his philosophy. The thinker focuses his investigation on the ontological basis of Western rationality. He also develops the structure of his own thought by reinterpreting this ontological basis as expressed in Aristotle and Plato, in particular, and the Greek thought of presence in general. Heidegger rediscovered the crucial link between thinking and finitude, hence, his early musings on pre-conceptual origins of logical, or conceptual, thought later, in his mature pe-riod, culminated in the thinking of pain as the ontological difference.
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