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1.
Absolutely
Divine Everyday: Tracing Heidegger's thinking on godliness - With an appendix
on Aristotle's purely energetic god of the fair
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Paper
presented to the conference Heidegger und Religion in Meßkirch
04-07 June 2008. The appendix endeavours to rethink Aristotle's famous
god in his Metaphysics.
2.
Social
Ontology: Recasting Political Philosophy Through a Phenomenology of Whoness
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Freedom,
value, power, justice, government, legitimacy are major themes of this
inquiry. It explores the ontological structure of human beings associating
with one another, the basic phenomenon of society.
3.
Dialectic
of Self and Other — Wrestling with Plato, Hegel, Heidegger
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What dialectical
thinking has to offer a phenomenlogy of how we come to our selves.
4.
Heidegger's
Hegel and the Greeks — The forgetting of freedom
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Paper
presented to the 25th North Texas Heidegger Symposium Heidegger and
the Greeks at Collin College, Frisco, Texas 27-29 April 2007.
5.
Der
Wert ist ein Spiel — Marx anders denken
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'Value
is a game — Thinking Marx differently', talk given at the Philosophical
Café in Wuppertal on 22 January 2007.
6.
An
Other Beginning — Here Comes Everybody: The Joycean work of art against
the foil of Heidegger's thinking
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Paper
presented to the conference Heidegger und die Dichtung in Meßkirch
24-28 May 2006.
7.
Technology,
Technique, Interplay: Questioning Die Frage nach der Technik
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Paper
presented to the School of Philosophy at the University of Sydney on 10
September 2008, the 41st Annual North American Heidegger Conference 03-05
May 2007 at DePaul University in Chicago and (in an earlier version) to
the conference 4. Aussprache über die Philosophie Martin Heideggers
01-03 June 2006 at the Bergische University in Wuppertal, Germany.
8.
Painting
close to the origin
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A philosophical
note on how and what Jon Groom's
art
work reveals.
9.
Social
Power and Government — With a focus on Hobbes' political philosophy
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Thesis:
the phenomenon of specifically social power, and in particular, political
social power, has not been conceived adequately in the philosophical tradition
starting with Plato and Aristotle.
10.
Exchange,
Value, Justice
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A study
passing through Aristotle, Adam Smith and Karl Marx that rethinks exchange-value
in connection with the question of the justice of so-called 'bourgeois
relations of production'.
11.
The
Principle of Reason and Justice
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Leaping
from the ground through Leibniz, Hegel, Nietzsche and Heidegger to Anaximander
and the groundlessness of interplay.
12.
Questioning
the Earth's Value
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In the
context of a global carbon absorption 'industry' aligning economic self-interest
with a universal interest in environmental protection, industriousness
means also letting the Earth, in its virgin state, simply be itself. Such
industriousness through letting-be is a step on the way to humankind practising
custodianship of the Earth.
13.
Why
social justice is a specious idea
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The seductive,
comforting idea of social justice leads inevitably to an all-caring, social-totalitarian
state that ruins its citizens for (inter-)play.
14.
Social
Being, Whoness, Freedom — A Sketch
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Paper
as presented to the 24th North Texas Heidegger Symposium Erde—Welt—Umwelt
8-9 April 2005 at The University of Dallas, Irving, Texas. The thoughts
here are distilled from my Social Ontology.
15.
Assessing
How Heidegger Thinks Power Through the History of Being
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The trace
of how Heidegger thinks power through the history of being can be followed
back to the concept of energeia in Aristotle's Metaphysics. According
to Heidegger, this concept is the start of the trajectory of the being
of beings cast as Wirklichkeit, actuality. Energeia is paired metaphysically
with dynamis, i.e. power, potential, capability. One such power is the
art of rhetoric, famously also investigated by Aristotle. But what is the
power of such a know-how when faced with the otherness of the other?...
16.
Cologne
Theses 03 June 2004
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Theses
on how Heidegger's thinking has to be extended and revamped to cope with
the phenomenon of the other human being, the as yet unfolded fold in being
covered by the 'second person', both singular and plural.
17.
Heidegger's
Restricted Interpretation of the Greek Conception of the Political
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Revised
and extended version of a paper 'Heidegger's Apolitical Conception of the
Political' (see below) presented to the 22nd. Heidegger Symposium History,
Historicity and Mystery in Heidegger 30 October-02 November, 2002 University
of North Texas.
18.
Introduction
to a Phenomenology of Manliness
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Lectures
given at the Heidegger discussion forum, mitdasein.com.
19.
1984
Preface to
Critique
of Competitive Freedom and the Bourgeois-Democratic State
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This is
the preface to my Ph.D. dissertation in Philosophy accepted by the University
of Sydney in 1984.
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20.
Heidegger's
Apolitical Conception of the Political
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Twisting
Heidegger's thinking into the 'horizontal' of social relations.
21.
Casting
within Enpropriation and the Leap from Standing Presence
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Some observations
on Heidegger's Beiträge zur Philosophie and leave-taking from
metaphysics.
22.
Metaphysics
of Feminism: A Critical Note on Judith Butler's Gender Trouble
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Today's
feminist discourse claims to be situated beyond the strictures of the metaphysics
of substance. Butler's
call for the subversion of "matrices of cultural intelligibility that govern
gendered life" does not go deep enough in questioning gender.
23.
Entwurf
einer digitalen Ontologie (Draft
Casting of a Digital Ontology)
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A study
(in both German and English) of the digital casting of beings in the digital
age. Where do the digital beings cast before us today come from?
24.
Worldsharing
and Encounter: Heidegger and Lévinas
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On the
ontology of togetherness (Mitsein), with a critical excursus on
Lévinas' ethics of the Other as contrast.
25.
The
Quivering of Propriation: A Parallel Way to Music
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In parallel
to the way language makes way to language, music makes way to music. Initially,
this formula does not make much sense...
26.
Heidegger's
Hölderlin and John Cage
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English
version of a study that attempts to substitute John Cage for Hölderlin
in Heidegger's thought.
27.
Heideggers
Hölderlin und/and John Cage
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German
version of the preceding study.
28.
Capital
and Technology: Marx and Heidegger
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English
version of a study that crosses and entwines Marx and Heidegger to think
through the essence of technology and capitalism in a unified way.
29.
Kapital
und Technik: Marx und Heidegger
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German
version of the preceding study.
30.
Exzeß
und Fraktur des Anderen. (Excess and Fracture of the Other)
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German
text on Bernini/Freud/Duchamp by Astrid Nettling.
31.
Epikálypsis
- Antigone * Schwester
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German
version of a text by Astrid Nettling
that traces Antigone's tracks in the philosophical tradition. [incl. Abstract]
32.
Parodistisches
Denken (Parodistic Thinking)
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A paper
by Astrid Nettling
(in German) presented to the XVIth. German Congress of Philosophy.
33.
Eine
einzige Fuge des aber (An unmitigated fugue of 'howevers')
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A paper
by Hans-Dieter Jünger
(in German) on being and memory in Hölderlin and Heidegger.
34.
kaum
ständig noch (barely still standing) -
Phenomenology
of Masculinity
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A treatise
in German on masculinity, whose ontology is explored through a phenomenology
of whoness. A radical, genuinely philosophical alternative to feminist
discourse to date (cultural studies, psychoanalysis, etc.) is offered.
35.
As
— A Critical Note on D.F. Krell's 'Daimon Life'
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Having
it out with Krell's treatise on life and life-philosophy.
36.
11
Thesen zum heutigen digitalen Entwurf des Seins
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Some theses
(in German) on the digital casting of being in present-day technology.
37.
Posthumous
writings
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Last writings.
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