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Visual versus analytic metaphysics/epistemology
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Visual versus analytic metaphysics/epistemology
jwz
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Posted 04/10/06 - 05:33 AM:
Subject: Visual versus analytic metaphysics/epistemology 		quote post
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I'm not certain what I like more, Wittgenstein or Heidegger.

to trivialize both respectively: "analytic(language (left brain)) versus phenomenological ((right brain))philosophy".

What are the thoughts on this particular matter?

Ah and crucial, in this regard, Heidegger researches the whole mind but I hope others will point out other things in such a way that we explicate interesting points..

Edited by jwz on 04/10/06 - 06:05 AM
I do not get (de)energized based on projections through words in the form of opinion.
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"Give me the feeling so that I give you the feeling so that you will not remove from your impressions".
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