Heidegger: Pain, nihilism and the line of metaphysics, between überwindung and verwindung
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2020
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Universidad Panamericana
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In Heidegger's thought, it is possible to recognize an accurate reflection about the pain that afflicts modern man, as well as a particular indication for its cure. In pain, man experiences his being destined to metaphysics like something incurable, which requires to think the topology of the gift of being. Pain and convalescence will be exposed in that topology, under the light of The Turn [die Kehre], The Event [Ereignis] and the line between Overcoming [Überwindung] and Twisting [Verwindung] of Metaphysics, in order to recognize that, in Heidegger's reflection, it is in pain "itself" where the cure of the incurable can be possible: the passion of human finitude, the experience of the giving of being and the care of nothingness. Before overcoming [überwunden] the Metaphysics, with its intention of appropriate the being, Metaphsyisics must be reestablished [verwunden] in its inappropriate truth.
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Line, Metaphysics, Nihilism, Overcoming of Metaphysics, Pain, Martin Heidegger, Dasein, Unconcealment
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Topicos (Mexico), Issue 58, Pages 109 - 133, 2020
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DOI: 10.21555/top.v0i58.1028