Heidegger and Discourse on Thinking - Introduction
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Conversation, Dialogue, Heidegger, Kehre, Language, TranslationAbstract
Here, the introduction piece written by the translator of the English trans lation of Martin Heidegger’s Gelassen heit, dated 1959, published by Verlag Günther Neske, is presented in Turkish. To mention shorty, Heidegger’s work consists of two parts. First part is a memorial address in honour of the Ger man composer Conradin Kreutzer. Hei degger delivered this speech to a gener al audience. Second part is a conversa tion where elements and theme stated in the address are developed in a more specialized and profound way. The dia logue was written from more extended notes on a dialogue dating from 1944-45 between a teacher, a scientist, and a scholar. English translation of the work was first time published, under the title Discourse on Thinking, in 1966. The introduction piece in this translation is important because of couple of reasons. The first reason is that, since this work is one of the most characteristic works of Heidegger’s later era, the translator’s introduction presents some critical de tails of Heidegger’s later thought. Sec ondly, this introduction is successful in explaining the nuances in the work and in this sense, it functions as a guidance towards understanding what Heidegger means within the work. Thirdly, this introduction, going beyond and above the work, explicitly clarifies the simi larities and differences between Heide gger’s early and later thought.
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