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Notes on 'Economies of Excess in Brillat-Savarin, Balzac, and Baudelaire' 2007

So Heidegger agrees with Epicurus's premise three: 'Death, as possibility, gives Dasein nothing to be "actualized", nothing which Dasein, as actual, could itself be.'

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Epicurus's argument follows something like these steps:1 Something can matter to us only if we can experience it.

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Of course death is not like blindness in the sense that death is not something I can experience while in that condition see Epicurus's premise 3.

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At the same time, Epicurus's conclusion seems absurd: of course my death matters to me.

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Heidegger's view of death helps us understand where Epicurus's argument goes wrong.

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It comes in the form of “Epicurus's old questions” which remain “unanswered” (D, 100).

Hume on Religion Russell, Paul 2005

However, though he shares most of Epicurus's claims about atoms (and many Epicurean arguments for those claims),

Pierre Gassendi Fisher, Saul 2005

Foot of _Epicurus's_ Deities, who were too indolent to look after the World themselves, and left the Task of Providence to Chance and Second Causes.

The Theater (1720) Sir John Falstaffe

Athens, or to Epicurus's meditations in his garden.

Youth and Egolatry P��o Baroja 1914