10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THINGLINESS»
Discover the use of
thingliness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thingliness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Art and Responsibility: A Phenomenology of the Diverging ...
What Heidegger maintains is that looking at the thingliness of a work and at its
tool-function is a traditional aesthetic issue and diverts our attention from looking
at the work itself. By getting caught up in the usual way of questioning we miss ...
2
Heidegger: Off the Beaten Track
We are now in a position to return to our opening question: how do matters stand
with that thingliness of the work which guarantees the work's immediate reality?
They stand in such a way that we no longer ask the question about the work's ...
Martin Heidegger, Julian Young, Kenneth Haynes, 2002
3
Towards the Definition of Philosophy
In following the motivations of this process of de-vivification one obtains the
essence of the theoretical form (itself only a name for rich and complex
interconnections, an abbreviation!) of objectivity. The sphere of thingliness is the
lowest level of ...
4
Panorama: Philosophies of the Visible
And the insistent maintenance of the thingliness of things is apprehended as a
violation of the sacred; thingliness is injury done to the nonidentied immanence
of sacred intimacy. Thus there are posited two realms of being, the real (profane)
...
5
Heidegger and the Project of Fundamental Ontology
Contrary to current usage, reality in the Kantian sense is not actual existence, but
thingliness, reality (Sachheit),* the tenor of the thing, the totality of determinations
or predicates that give a res its character of whatness (Wasgehalt), or quiddity ...
Jacques Taminiaux, Michael Gendre, 1991
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Sounding/Silence: Martin Heidegger at the Limits of Poetics
There is something anomalous about the thingliness of the artwork, and indeed, it
is from this difliculty that the problem of form first issues. If Holderlin's poems were
found in a soldier's knapsack in World War I along with “cleaning equipment,” ...
Indeed, my underlying misgivings about Briskman's tripartite distinctions are
captured by the thought that the idea of a product carries with it the suggestion
that a product is an objectified entity, with the valence of 'thingliness.' The idea of
a ...
Michael Krausz, Denis Dutton, Karen Bardsley, 2009
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Heidegger and Aristotle: The Question of Being
could thus be rendered into English as 'What is the thingliness of things?'. From
the considerations thus far, it should be evident that this is faithful to Aristotle, for
whom ousia is above all a this (tode ti). But by putting the ousiological question in
...
orientation to thingliness as nonquantifiable value predicates through which the
thing, initially merely material, gets stamped as something good. But with this
stratification we come, after all, to the being that we characterized ontologically as
...
Martin Heidegger, Dennis J. Schmidt, 2010
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Art Matters: A Critical Commentary on Heidegger’s “The ...
Has the mind here grasped the thing in its thingliness? Descartes' determination
of the wax as “a certain extended thing” makes us wonder? The meaning of “
thing” is presupposed, but remains elusive. And that such elusiveness is
inseparably ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THINGLINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
thingliness is used in the context of the following news items.
Art and Design The female form through Wangechi Mutu's lens
It has variously appeared in the neat racial categories as uncivilised, lacking, ugly and “thingliness”. Whether represented in visual or textual contexts, it was a ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Nov 14»
MoMA surveys how design served the 'Century of the Child'
Elsewhere, the play with thingliness and color continues in Anni Albers' gouache on paper, Rug Design for Child's Room (1928)—the orthogonal lines nearly ... «Capital New York, Aug 12»
QI: Quite interesting facts about hats
Unfortunately the followers of “the subtle doctor” gained a reputation for pointlessly abstract arguments about the existence of God and the “thingliness” of things ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 11»
Paw prints: Much to be learnt from taking a dog's-eye view of things
I can once again dwell in the thingliness of things, as Heidegger said. "Yours, Kudu." £e_STnSKudu's fee for this article was paid in biscuits. His attendant ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 10»
A GATE AT THE STAIRS By Lorrie Moore
The wrinkly recursiveness of her language seems lodged at the layer of consciousness itself, where Moore demands readers' attention to the innate thingliness ... «New York Times, Aug 09»
