Marginalia to Being and Time - Religious Studies at Stanford ...
Marginalia to Being and Time - Religious Studies at Stanford ...
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“But it is clear th<strong>at</strong> this seemingly obvious consider<strong>at</strong>ion rests on shaky<br />
ground. The presupposition th<strong>at</strong> this argument utilizes S namely, th<strong>at</strong> Dasein’s<br />
being <strong>to</strong>wards itself is its being <strong>to</strong>wards someone else S does not hold up. Until<br />
this presupposition’s legitimacy is proven evident, it will remain a puzzle how<br />
Dasein’s rel<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>to</strong> itself is supposed <strong>to</strong> be disclosed <strong>to</strong> the other as other.”<br />
Husserl glosses this text in four places:<br />
(a) Next <strong>to</strong> the second sentence, in the left margin:<br />
?<br />
(b) Next <strong>to</strong> the second <strong>and</strong> third sentences, in the right margin:<br />
?<br />
(c) In the second sentence he changes Heidegger’s “zu ihm selbst” [“<strong>to</strong>wards<br />
itself”] <strong>to</strong> “zu sich selbst.”<br />
(d) Next <strong>to</strong> “it will remain a puzzle,” in the right margin:<br />
against the theory of emp<strong>at</strong>hy<br />
125.17-19 125.16-18 163.1-3 117.33-35<br />
Text in SZ:<br />
“But the fact th<strong>at</strong>