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Man's dignity consists in mirroring God's absolute and creative word in "names"
on the threshold between finite and infinite language; the names he gives to and
receives from others may be but a reflection (Abbild) of the divine Word, but name
...
Man's dignity consists in mirroring God's absolute and creative word in "names"
on the threshold between finite and infinite language; the names he gives to and
receives from others may be but a reflection (Abbild) of the divine Word, but name
...
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In a strict sense, no name ought (in its etymological meaning) to correspond to
any person, for the proper name is the word of God in human sounds. By it each
man is guaranteed his creation by God, and in this sense he is himself creative, ...
In a strict sense, no name ought (in its etymological meaning) to correspond to
any person, for the proper name is the word of God in human sounds. By it each
man is guaranteed his creation by God, and in this sense he is himself creative, ...
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In name the word of God has not remained creative; it has become in one part
receptive, even if receptive to language. Thus fertilized, it aims to give birth to the
language of things themselves, from which in turn, soundlessly, in the mute
magic ...
In name the word of God has not remained creative; it has become in one part
receptive, even if receptive to language. Thus fertilized, it aims to give birth to the
language of things themselves, from which in turn, soundlessly, in the mute
magic ...
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| Titel | Reflections: essays, aphorisms, autobiographical writings |
| Autoren | Walter Benjamin, Peter Demetz |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Peter Demetz |
| Verlag | Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 21. Jan. 2010 |
| Länge | 348 Seiten |
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