In the 20th century, he was a master of phenomenological and existential philosophy, and he spent his whole life on the road of "thinking and poetry", in his philosophical view and the most reasonable quotes left for future generations, he can reflect a strong poetic meaning, so that future generations can appreciate his aesthetic and poetic temperament, he is the German philosopher Martin Heidegger. Today, we will enjoy Heidegger's ten aphorisms together, experience the philosophy behind the words, and recall the poetry emanating from the words.
Heidegger is not only a philosopher, but also has good achievements in anthropology, literary criticism, history, psychology and other fields, he is also a person with unique views on aesthetics, and his artistic theory of aesthetic innovation has brought art philosophy to a new height. In addition, Heidegger takes a phenomenological approach to ask what the origin of the work of art is, which accumulates to become an aesthetic theory, opening up a broader prospect for aesthetics.
Heidegger's greatness in the 20th century is that he used his unique thinking to ask and answer the core problem that has been forgotten and ignored by people - existence. It can be said that existence is the core of Heidegger's thought. In addition, he advocated placing man in a priority position that surpassed everything else, emphasizing that talent is the root of all science, and opposing truth not only to science, but to aesthetics and all sciences to share, this idea subverts the status of traditional metaphysics, reflecting the imminent arrival of Western philosophy from a new thinking.
It is worth mentioning that Heidegger loved poetry and liked to write poetry, using poetry to carry his philosophical ideas. He wrote poetry from his youth until his death, and it is recorded that at the age of 85, there were poems that came out, and it can be said that among the philosophers, Heidegger was the most poetic philosopher.
He believes that there is an intimate and differentiated relationship between "poetry" and "thought", they are neighborly relations, and the two are interdependent. In his twilight years, Heidegger has been exploring the essential relationship between "poetry" and "thought", and later his thoughts are more poetic and have a special mysterious color, which is that "poetry" brings a sensory sublimation to his "thoughts".
Moreover, from the perspective of reality itself and truth, Heidegger investigates and explores the connection between art and poetry, reveals the nature of art and poetry, and advocates preserving art in poetry, which is vividly reflected in his later thoughts. The most valuable thing is that Heidegger directly moved toward art and poetry in the questioning of the "existence" in people's daily lives.
Born in Germany on September 26, 1889, Heidegger is known as one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century, and his philosophical ideas are extremely close to poetry, and can be reflected in his philosophical writings. Today is his 132nd birthday, enjoy his ten most reasonable quotes, experience the poetry and philosophy behind the words, and believe that you will be impressed by his words after reading them.
Freedom is in hand, only responsibility is on the shoulders. — Heidegger
People feel dissatisfied when they are not free, and they feel fear when they are free. — Heidegger
The most hopeless moments of pain are often unexpected relief. — Heidegger
Never stop moving, without hesitation or retreat, and hike on your lonely path. — Heidegger
Life is full of labor, but it is also necessary to live poetically on this land. — Heidegger
Those who think greatly will make great mistakes, and those who think small will also make great mistakes. — Heidegger
People live quietly, even if they listen quietly to the sound of the wind, they can feel the poetic life. — Heidegger
Man lives in his own language, and language is the "home of existence" of man, and man speaks and speaks of man. — Heidegger
Time becomes time only in the case of man, and there is no time in which man is not. — Heidegger
Only when man exists can there be truth. Only when man exists, Newton's laws and contradictions are there, no matter what truth is there. — Heidegger