From: Hubert Mania (humania@t-online.de)
Date: Sun Jun 01 2003 - 04:00:14 MDT
Lee Corbin wrote:
> >I was television baby, and so many of the
> >19th century type sentences uttered by writers of the latter
> >century don't stick will enough in my short term memory to
> >enable me to follow them very well.
Damien Broderick answered:
> Ha! Try Hegel or Kant! Here's an interesting attempt to justify Hegel's
> porridge (from Judith P. Butler, *Subjects of Desire. Hegelian
Reflections
> in Twentieth-Century France*, Columbia University Press, 1987):
So I feel obliged to ask:
Have you ever tried to read - let alone understand - Martin Heidegger? Hegel
and Kant are sluring idiots and illiterate punk rockers compiling nothing
but four-letter-words compared to the high quality nonsense of Heidegger.
But I guess, you really have to be born and raised with German language to
be able to sincerely laugh about Heidegger's attempts to explain the
short-cicuits in his own neural network.
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