HERAKLIT

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HERAKLIT

(language)

A distributed object-oriented language.

["Definition einer objektorientierten Programmiersprache mit hierarchischem Typkonzept", B. Hindel, diss U Erlangen-Nuernberg, Dec 1987].

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Heraklit,' the word 'komisch' appears in reference to the famous Heraclitean Fragment 123, [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII].

Tradition as Gelotopoesis: an essay on the hermeneutics of laughter in Martin Heidegger

156n.) Heidegger distinguishes three levels or modes of assertions according to which a theoretical assertion about something present-at-hand constitutes an "extreme." (10) Subsequently, Heidegger attempts to articulate a clearing (Lichtung) that is neither present nor absent, and comes into its own (ereignet sich) in a way irreducible to the presence/absence and manifestness/hiddenness interplays; see, for example, Martin Heidegger, "Was hei[beta]t denken?" and Martin Heidegger, "Aletheia (Heraklit, Fragment 16)," in Vortrage und Aufsatze (Pfullingen: Neske, 1954), 128-9, 136-7, 264, 268; Martin Heidegger, Zur Sache des Denkens (Tubingen: Niemeyer, 1976), 20-5, 72-4; Martin Heidegger, Was hei[beta]t Denken?

Heidegger's method: philosophical concepts as formal indications

(2) "Anaximander, Parmenides und Heraklit sind die einzigen anfanglichen Denker.

La influencia de Schelling en la leccion de Heidegger de 1942/43

Brocker, Walter, Heraklit zitiert Anaximander, Hermes 84, 1956, pp.

La logica de la oposicion en la fisica de Anaximandro, Pitagoras y Heraclito

Jh., vorzugsweise in den Jahren vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg, unter Ruckgriff auf Heraklits [etwa 544-483 v.

Zur Rhetorik des neurechten Ideologen Alain de Benoist

We should also reread, from this perspective, the 1943--44 course on Heraclitus (1979a, 127 ff.) on the interpretation of philia in the name philosophy (philia tou sophou) or of philein in the Heraclitean saying ("Der Spruch Heraklits: phusis kruptesthai philei").