La cercanía-lejanía entre pensar y poetizar en Martin Heidegger
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Universidad Industrial de Santander
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En las obras tardías de Martín Heidegger puede advertirse una dificultad de distinción entre dos aspectos fundamentales de su pensamiento: pensar y poetizar. No resultan muy claras las distinciones que el mismo filósofo establece, por ejemplo: “así y todo, no podemos decidir aquí de manera definitiva si la poesía es, en lo propio, una forma de pensamiento o si el pensamiento es, en lo propio, una forma de poesía” (Heidegger, 2002, p. 140). Es bastante «oscura» la relación entre estos dos modos del decir, más aún cuando el mismo filósofo alemán deja en claro que estos dos «vecinos» se encuentran bajo una «luminosa» diferencia. Por ello, surge la pregunta: ¿qué tan clara tiene el mismo Heidegger la diferencia entre pensar y poetizar cuando reconoce una «oscuridad» en la relación, pero afirma una «luminosidad» en la diferencia?
In Martin Heidegger's later works, one can notice a difficulty in distinguishing between two fundamental aspects of his thought: thinking and poetizing. The distinctions that the philosopher himself establishes are not very clear, for example: "even so, we cannot decide here definitively if poetry is, in itself, a form of thought or if thought is, in itself, a form of poetry "(Martín Heidegger, 2002, p. 140). The relationship between these two modes of saying is quite «dark», even more so when the same German philosopher makes it clear that these two «neighbors» are under a «luminous» difference. Therefore, the question arises: how clear is Heidegger himself the difference between thinking and poetizing when he recognizes a «darkness» in the relationship, but affirms a «luminosity» in the difference?
In Martin Heidegger's later works, one can notice a difficulty in distinguishing between two fundamental aspects of his thought: thinking and poetizing. The distinctions that the philosopher himself establishes are not very clear, for example: "even so, we cannot decide here definitively if poetry is, in itself, a form of thought or if thought is, in itself, a form of poetry "(Martín Heidegger, 2002, p. 140). The relationship between these two modes of saying is quite «dark», even more so when the same German philosopher makes it clear that these two «neighbors» are under a «luminous» difference. Therefore, the question arises: how clear is Heidegger himself the difference between thinking and poetizing when he recognizes a «darkness» in the relationship, but affirms a «luminosity» in the difference?
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pensar, poetizar, decir, vecindad, escucha, silenciamiento, think, poetize, saying, neighbourhood, listening, silencing