I Know That Everything Essential And Great

Temporality Temporalizes As A Future Which Makes Present In The Process Of Having Been.

What Was Aristotle’s Life?’ Well, The Answer Lay In A Single Sentence: ‘he Was Born, He Thought, He Died.’ And All The Rest Is Pure Anecdote.

Time Is Not A Thing, Thus Nothing Which Is, And Yet It Remains Constant In Its Passing Away Without Being Something Temporal Like The Beings In Time.

The Critique Of The Highest Values Hitherto Does Not Simply Refute Them Or Declare Them Invalid. It Is Rather A Matter Of Displaying Their Origins As Impositions Which Must Affirm Precisely What Ought To Be Negated By The Values Established.

Philosophy Will Not Be Able To Effect An Immediate Transformation Of The Present Condition Of The World. This Is Not Only True Of Philosophy, But Of All Merely Human Thought And Endeavor.