Marginalia to Being and Time - Religious Studies at Stanford ...

386.4-5 386.3-5 438.1-2 352.43S353.1
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“Rather, retrieval responds to the possibility of already operative existence.”
Husserl underlines:
retrieval responds to
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So [there is] certainly no repetition
386.11-13 386.10-12 438.8-9 353.6-7
Text in SZ:
“We characterize retrieval as that mode of self-liberating resolution by which
Dasein exists explicitly as fate.”
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“retrieval”
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386.13-22 386.12-21 438.9-17 353.7-14
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“But if fate constitutes the original historicity of Dasein, then the essential
importance of history lies neither in the past nor in the present and its connection
with the past, but in existence’s authentic being-historical as it arises from
Dasein’s becoming. As Dasein’s way of being, history is so essentially rooted in
becoming that death (as we described this possibility of Dasein) throws
anticipatory existence back upon its factical thrownness and thus first lends
alreadiness its peculiarly privileged position in the historical.
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386.28-29 386.27-28 438.22-23 353.20-21
Text in SZ:
“The anticipatory freeing-up [of Dasein] for the