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Jacob Klein’s Two Prescient Discoveries
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I present two of Jacob Klein’s chief discoveries from a perspective of peculiar fascination to me: the enchanting (to me) contemporaneous significance, the astounding prescience, and hence longevity, of his insights. The first insight takes off from an understanding of the lowest segment of the so-called DividedLine in Plato’s Republic. In this lowest segment are located the deficient beings called reflections, shadows, and images, and a type of apprehension associatedwith them called by Klein “image-recognition” (εἰκασία). The second discovery involves a great complex of notions from which I will extract one main element:the analysis of what it means to be a number and what makes possible this kind of being, and, it turns out, all Being.
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Authentic and Symbolic Numbers in Husserl's Philosophy of Arithmetic
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The Problem of Truth
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The Submodern Character of Linguistic Analysis
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Identity, Subjectivity, and Being Other than the Same:
Thinking beyond Hegel and Heidegger
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The Idea of Phenomenology:
Husserl's Program
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Early Phenomenology and the Origins of Analytic Philosophy
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Philosophy as Rigorous Science
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Language, Logic, and Logocentrism in Transcendental Phenomenology:
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“We Homeless Ones”:
Heidegger and the “Homelessness” of Modern Man
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