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  • Attempts to elucidate Heideggerian ontology, or the celebrated, if debatable, Kehre or "turnabout" between his early and his later teachings, keep commentaries and exegesis busy in numerous languages and cultures.

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  • For anyone with even a preliminary understanding of the trajectory of Being and Time, most accounts of the turning offered by scholarship are woefully inadequate, especially those accounts --which have been refuted directly by Heidegger himself --that suggest Heidegger's Kehre is a "shift in perspective" from human being to Being, or even worse from the anthropological to the anti-anthropological.

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  • That is fitting, since the second part of Being and Time was supposed to be a reversal, a Kehre, although perhaps the turn itself took a surprising turn.

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  • That is fitting, since the second part of Being and Time was supposed to be a reversal, a Kehre, although perhaps the turn itself took a surprising turn.

    Archive 2008-05-01 enowning 2008

  • Attempts to elucidate Heideggerian ontology, or the celebrated, if debatable, Kehre or "turnabout" between his early and his later teachings, keep commentaries and exegesis busy in numerous languages and cultures.

    enowning enowning 2008

  • Time comes and goes, it stretches and returns, as in a bow or a hairpin turn Kehre.

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  • Time comes and goes, it stretches and returns, as in a bow or a hairpin turn Kehre.

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  • Warminski's subtle meditation on de Man's famous Kehre asks us to think the shift from history to reading as a "failure" that in fact — in its own failing, shifting, or slipping — marks a shift from reading to history: to, that is, history as material occurrence, rather than history as theme.

    Introduction 2005

  • Secondly on a closely related note after all "Die Kehre" was a lecture given right after "Die Gefahr", I think it is also important to realize that when Maly says "Thinking must pass through the ontological difference, so that the necessity of asking the grounding question of be-ing can be manifest", I think it is important among other things to realize that this is a good introductory account directed toward thinking through the famous Kehre of Heidegger.

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