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“Das Denken ohne Brücke. Zur Transformation der Phänomenologie bei Martin Heidegger” by E. Wolz-Gottwald (1996)
“Thought and Issue in Heidegger” by Werner Marx (1977)
Reading Ned Block’s “Can only Meat Machines be Conscious?” in TICS 2761, 2025.
What is Wrong with Analytic Philosophy?
Heidegger-Gadamer Correspondence (2024.11), ed. by J. Grondin/M. Michalski
Let’s read: Vincent Blok, “Ecological Hermeneutic Phenomenology”
“Zum ‘Hand-Werk’ des Denkens – Zum Nachlass von Martin Heidegger”, by Ulrich von Bülow (2017)
Max Tegmark, Life 3.0. Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (2017)
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“Das Denken ohne Brücke. Zur Transformation der Phänomenologie bei Martin Heidegger” by E. Wolz-Gottwald (1996)
In: Phänomenologische Forschungen, 1996, Neue Folge, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1996), pp. 67-83. About the relationship between Husserl and Heidegger, Wolz-Gottwald observes that Heidegger gave up on the descriptive claims…
“Thought and Issue in Heidegger” by Werner Marx (1977)
In the final remarks, W. Marx seems to draw attention to the necessity to make explicate Heidegger's "non-metaphysical ethics," something he then develops on his own in his famous book…
Reading Ned Block’s “Can only Meat Machines be Conscious?” in TICS 2761, 2025.
Ned Block discusses three common assumptions in AI research regarding AI consciousness: 1) computational functionalism: "implement computations of a certain kidn is necessary and sufficient for consciousness..."
What is Wrong with Analytic Philosophy?
In What is Analytic Philosophy? (CUP, 2008 https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/what-is-analytic-philosophy/AD2E62BC22FFF9363216428C1D9EDC81) Hans-Johann Glock asks whether analytic philosophy’s commitment to clarity, logic, and linguistic analysis has led to an overly narrow focus. Aaron Preston,…
Heidegger-Gadamer Correspondence (2024.11), ed. by J. Grondin/M. Michalski
The Book-Highlight of 2024, the correspondence between Heidegger and Gadamer has been published by V. Klostermann in November 2024. It covers the years 1922-1976; almost 500 pages. I’ve been greatly…
Let’s read: Vincent Blok, “Ecological Hermeneutic Phenomenology”
A Method to Explore the Ontic and Ontological Structures of Technologies in the World, published in: Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Technology, De Boer, B., Zwier, J. (Eds.), Openbook Publishers…
“Zum ‘Hand-Werk’ des Denkens – Zum Nachlass von Martin Heidegger”, by Ulrich von Bülow (2017)
Article by Ulrich von Bülow about the Heidegger Nachlass. We get some interesting information in this article:Heidegger’s Nachlass was organized and put in a certain order by Heidegger himself and…
Max Tegmark, Life 3.0. Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (2017)
I’ve started listening to Max Tegmark’s book from 2017 about the Age of Artificial Intelligence. The world has changed quite a lot since 2017, especially the world of AI. But…
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Tobias Keiling, Being Before Time
in: Gatherings, Volume 13, 2023 Wonderful article by T. Keiling (Warwick University, UK) in the current issue of Gatherings (Vol. 13). The title of the article is: “Being before Time?…