Titlebook: Art Matters; A Critical Commentar K. Harries Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.Martin Heide

靈敏

Blanch

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9636-3essay draws to a close Heidegger becomes more specific and, notwithstanding the earlier emphasis on the Greek temple, insists that it depends especially on poetry, which is now given a certain primacy.

遺棄

Zusammenfassende Ergebnisdarstellung,tanding of Being that has presided over the progress of metaphysics, an understanding that would make our ability to comprehend reality the measure of being, Heidegger wants to recall us to the wonder that seizes us whenever we suddenly experience some quite ordinary thing, say a pebble on some beach, as a finally incomprehensible gift.

哺乳動物

ENACT

R. Baumgart,A. Betz,L. SchweibererHeidegger concludes “The Origin of the Work of Art” with the question whether art can be an origin (.) and then must be a head start (.), or whether it is to remain a mere appendix and then can only be carried along (.) as a routine cultural phenomenon.

landmark

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9636-3“The origin of something,” Heidegger tells us, “is the source of its nature.” How then do we begin our inquiry into the origin of the work of art? The obvious answer: by looking at works of art. And do we not all have some understanding of where to look?

incite

殘廢的火焰

CHIDE

螢火蟲

Art Is Poetry,essay draws to a close Heidegger becomes more specific and, notwithstanding the earlier emphasis on the Greek temple, insists that it depends especially on poetry, which is now given a certain primacy.