Making Itself Intelligible Is Suicide For Philosophy.

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.

Everyone Is The Other And No One Is Himself.

Thus "phenomenology" Means αποφαινεσθαι τα φαινομενα -- To Let That Which Shows Itself Be Seen From Itself In The Very Way In Which It Shows Itself From Itself.

The World, In Resting Upon The Earth, Strives To Surmount It. As Self-opening It Cannot Endure Anything Closed. The Earth, However, As Sheltering And Concealing, Tends Always To Draw The World Into Itself And Keep It There

Making Itself Intelligible Is Suicide For Philosophy.