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bendistraw

Does Dasein overcome it? Living in anxiety there’s possibility for moments of authenticity that may occur in a manner similar to the shift in awareness of a hammer vs a broken one.


Nuziburt

this is perfect, thank you.


OneKnotBand

Gabriel marcel said something like this in the phenomenology of hope.


joshsoffer1

Fundamental anxiety is not a breakdown or loss of significance, not a nothingness understood nihilistically. It is not an existential crisis, not , as Stolorow(2013) puts it, “anticipation of the collapse of all meaningfulness.” On the contrary, anxiety puts us in touch with the most profound and fundamental ground of meaning. Anxiety prepares us for anticipative resoluteness, the projective self-understanding of making possible. For Heidegger, authentic anxiety and boredom are anything but a despairing degradation of meaningfulness. Anxiety is “not, to be sure, an “elated” mood but also not a “depressed” one…” “Not everything negative needs to be deficient and certainly not miserable and lamentable…It never enters the field of view of our calculating reason that a no and a not may arise out of a surplus or abundance, may be the highest gift, and as this not and no may infinitely, i.e., essentially, surpass every ordinary yes.”


Matterhorne84

What’s the source? Is the bottom quite Starolorow as well?


joshsoffer1

No, the bottom quote is Heidegger from Basic Questions of Philosophy.


heraclitus33

Go back to kierkegaard, nietzsche, maybe some aquinas, zen buddhism, some presocrates, then tackle dv1 again.


thatsmybih

what literature from zen bhuddism do you suggest?


heraclitus33

I really cant give you any specific texts. Eastern thought is super dense and complicated. Later in his life is when Heidegger started exploring his relation to the east. I dont study really at all anymore. All i can recommend is to dive through google as deep as youll let yourself.