- People ›
- Martin Heidegger
![Martin Heidegger photo](https://quotecatalog.imgix.net/assets/martin-heidegger-LbG54XmnPpm0TQxxDrgsXnzv/martin_heidegger.jpg?w=405&h=238&fit=crop)
Martin Heidegger Quotes
AKA: | Martin Heidegger |
Birthplace: | MeÃkirch, Baden, German Empire |
Death: | May 26, 1976 |
Nationality: | Germany |
Occupations: | University Teacher, Philosopher, Poet |
Total quotes: 25
![Martin Heidegger photo](https://quotecatalog.imgix.net/assets/martin-heidegger-LbG54XmnPpm0TQxxDrgsXnzv/martin_heidegger.jpg?w=405&h=238&fit=crop)
Martin Heidegger
BirthnameAKA: Martin Heidegger
Birthplace: MeÃkirch, Baden, German Empire
Death: May 26, 1976
Nationality: Germany
Occupations: University Teacher, Philosopher, Poet
Total quotes: 25
“Growth means to lie open to the span of the heavens and, at the same time, to have roots in the dark earth; that everything real and true only prospers if mankind fulfills at the same time the two conditions of being ready for the demands of the highest heaven and of being safe in the shelter of the fruitful earth.”
Tagged:
Idealism
“Listening to... is Dasein's existential way of Being-open as Being-with for Others. Indeed, hearing constitutes the primary and authentic way in which Dasein is open for its ownmost potentiality-for-Being—as in hearing the voice of the friend whom every Dasein carries with it. Dasein hears, because it understands.”
Tagged:
Hearing, Hearing Hearing
“Still, how can we find the special character of space? There is an emergency path which, to be sure, is a narrow and precarious one. Let us try to listen to language. Whereof does it speak in the word 'space' ? Clearing-away is uttered therein. This means: to clear out, to free from wilderness. Clearing-away brings forth the free,the openness for man's settling and dwelling. When thought in its own special character, clearing-away is the release of places toward which the fate of dwelling man turns in the preserve of the home or in the brokenness of homelessness or in complete indifference to the two. Clearing-away is release of the places at which a god appears, the places from which the gods have disappeared, the places at which the appearance of the godly tarries long. In each case, clearing-away brings forth locality preparing for dwelling. Secular spaces are always the privation of often very remote sacred spaces.”
Tagged:
Clearing Farm, The Clearing
loading next page...