Discussion: Response to Peter Warnek

Beistegui replies to Peter Warnek's remarks regarding his attempt to engage with Heidegger's difficult text. He begins by marking a difference between anthropomorphism, which he understands as projecting traits or qualities of the human onto the matter at hand and anthropocentrism, which c...

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Veröffentlicht in:Research in phenomenology 2003, Vol.33 (1), p.277-280
1. Verfasser: De Beistegui, Miguel
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Zusammenfassung:Beistegui replies to Peter Warnek's remarks regarding his attempt to engage with Heidegger's difficult text. He begins by marking a difference between anthropomorphism, which he understands as projecting traits or qualities of the human onto the matter at hand and anthropocentrism, which consists in maintaining a certain privilege of the human discourse bearing on something that exceeds the human, precedes it and at the same time situates it.
ISSN:0085-5553
1569-1640
0085-5553
DOI:10.1163/15691640360699717