Poetry, Language, Thought
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Poetry, Language, Thought is an English language anthology of writings by Martin Heidegger first published in 1971. It includes "The Origin of the Work of Art", "Building Dwelling Thinking," and "What Are Poets For?". Translations and introduction by Albert Hofstadter. In the essay "Language" originates the dictum "Language speaks".
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- The thinker as poet --
- The origin of the work of art --
- What are poets for? --
- Building dwelling thinking --
- The thing --
- Language --
- " ... Poetically man dwells ..."
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