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Journal Article
Heidegger's Notes on Klee in the Nachlass
2017
Overview
[...]even after that date, Heidegger did not see it fit to have these sheets edited, since occupying oneself with them would only make sense for experts on the subject matter. [...]the only remaining option was the path taken here (one might call it a middle path or not): to describe Heidegger's handwritten notes and to sketch out the direction of Heidegger's interpretation. II.Heidegger's Klee Excerpts In their very selection from the entirety of Klee's theoretical writings or at least from the respective texts being cited, Heidegger's Klee excerpts make manifest what Heidegger attached importance to in Klee, and what fascinated him about Klee to such an extent that he came to see him as the forerunner of a future-oriented definition of art [zu-künftige Bestimmung der Kunst].12 * \"Nevertheless, the rendering that is distant from nature becomes the norm again, and thereby the construction attains increased significance even as technical alleviation. [...]the scaffolding of the image-organism comes to the fore and becomes truth coûte que coûte [no matter the cost].
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Philosophy Documentation Center
