propriation

• “Each time that Heidegger refers the question of being to the question of the proper-ty (propre), of propriate, of propriation (eigen, eignen, ereignen, Ereignis especially) this dehiscence bursts forth anew.”

  enowning

• “Perhaps truth's abyss as non-truth, propriation as appropriation/a-propriation, the declaration become parodying dissimulation, perhaps this is what Nietzsche is calling the sryle's form and the no-where of woman.”

  enowning

• “Metaphysical questions and the question of metaphysics have only to be inscribed in lhe more powerful question of propriation for their space to be reorganized.”

  enowning

• “The order of Heidegger's thought is, however, regularly disoriented by an oblique movement which inscribes truth in the process of propriation.”

  enowning

• “Ap-propriation signals the granting of the own, of the proper.”

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• “This is why I suggest "event of ap-propriation" as a possible translation.”

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• “In the case of the event of ap-propriation, I believe hyphenation is justified: it emphasises the process by which man and being are mutually and reciprocally brought into their own, and erases the temptation to understand appropriation as a form of violent reduction of something external and different to something like a pre-given and self-enclosed identity.”

  enowning

• “The propriation (Ereignung) of appropriation is the assigning (Zueignung) of Being to being-there and the surrender (Übereignung) of being-there to Being.”

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• “It has never been shewn as such ap - propriation on any of the plans; and to consider it so now, would be a breach of faith, and deception to those who have bought and selected public property in its vicinity.”

  Thomas Jefferson and the National Capital: Containing Notes and Correspondence exchanged between Jefferson, Washington, L'Enfant, Ellicott, Hallett, Thornton, Latrobe, the Commissioners, and others

• “Although every effort was made to complete the plan adopted for the sum appropriated, it could not be done; it was then de - termined to finish only certain parts of the building, and to keep the amount for such as should be finished within the ap - propriation.”

  Thomas Jefferson and the National Capital: Containing Notes and Correspondence exchanged between Jefferson, Washington, L'Enfant, Ellicott, Hallett, Thornton, Latrobe, the Commissioners, and others

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