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46 Cards in this Set
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die Erkenntnislehre
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theory of knowledge or epistemology
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die Selbstverwirklichung
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self-actualization
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das Vermögen
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faculty (in Kantian philosophy)
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der Ausgangspunkt
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starting point
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die Erschlossenheit
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openness (in Heidegger's philosophy)
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die Darstellung
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representation
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konsequent
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logically or consequently
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die Deutung
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interpretation
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der Gegensatz
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opposition or antithesis (in Hegel's philosophy)
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die Transzendenz
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transcendence
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das Endliche
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the finite
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die Bindung
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binding, connection, or tie
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die Ebene
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level or plane.
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gegenüber
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opposite to
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der Boden
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bottom, ground, or base
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die Einbildungskraft
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imaginative power
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das Seiende
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(a) being, entity
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das Sein
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(the act of) being
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inner Moment
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intrinsic element
NB: The second term does NOT indicate time (e.g. "a moment"), but motion (e.g. "momentum"), and importance (e.g. "momentous") (Tallon, Editor's Introduction to Hearer of the Word, xi and "Spirit, Matter, Becoming" 153). |
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die Geworfenheit
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thrownness
NB: Rahner gets this from Heidegger. Metz mostly replaced it with Zufälligkeit (contingency). (Tallon, Editor's Introduction to Hearer of the Word, xi). |
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die Bewegung
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movement
Heidegger used this word to speak of the kinetic nature of Dasein. (Tallon, Editor's Introduction to Hearer of the Word, xii). |
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die Zielbewegung
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goal(directed)-movement
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vollziehen
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to enact (Tallon)
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Vollzug
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enacting or enactment (Tallon)
or performance (Lonergan) |
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Selbstvollzug
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self-enactment (Tallon)
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Nachvollzug
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enacting after
Where "after" connotes both imitation and direction, as in following in someone's footsteps, similar to Lonergan's "mediated self-appropriation." Sheehan suggests "retrieval;" Donceel "ratification." Tallon argues it must be personal and embodied (Tallon, Editor's Introduction to Hearer of the Word, xiii). |
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Mittvollziehen
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to co-enact or co-perform
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Vorgriff
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anticipation
Should not in anyway indicate a knowledge of the horizon of being that precedes knowledge of being, since it is the condition for any knowledge, and the horizon is only known through beings. Thus Tallon rejects "pre-conception" or "pre-apprehension." Correctly understood it parallels to Aquinas' "excessus", Husserl's "intentionality," Heidegger's "transcendence," Merleau-Ponty's "existence," and Levinas' "responsibility." (Tallon, Editor's Introduction to Hearer of the Word, xiv) |
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Woraufhin
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(the) whither
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die Unverfügbarkeit
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indisposability (Tallon)
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die Selbstverfügbarkeit
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self-disposability
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ein An-sich
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an in-itself (a la Hegel and Sartre)
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Seinsfrage
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the question about being
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die Erkennbarkeit
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knowability
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Aktuell
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actually (tr. "in actu")
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Die Transzendenz auf Sein überhaupt / auf sein im Ganzen/ auf Sein / auf Sein als Horizont
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transcendence toward being as such (Tallon)
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die Sinnlichkeit
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sensibility (traditionally)
"sense perception" misleading since the word describes a faculty not an act (Tallon "Spirit Freedom History"). |
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Erkenntnismetaphysik
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metaphysics of knowledge (Tallon).
Not epistemology, for Rahner the metaphysics here is key (Tallon "Spirit Freedom History"). |
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Stichwort
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keyword
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die Washeit
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whatness, or quiddity ("form" in scholastic theology)
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die Grenzerfahrung
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limit experience
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willentlich
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intentional (a la Aquinas, Brentano, Husserl)
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Beisichsein
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self-presence or being-with-oneself (literal)
Tallon "Spirit, Matter, Becoming" 152 |
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Bei-dem-andern-Sein
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presence-to-(an)other or being-with-the-(an)other (literal)
Tallon "Spirit, Matter, Becoming" 152 |
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Weg-von-sick-selbst-beim-andern-Sein
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self-absence
"The <i>basic<i> concepts are of spirit as self-presence and matter as self-absence; the being composed of both principles achieves its presence to others (and ultimately to itself) by being away from itself through materiality" Tallon "Spirit, Matter, Becoming" 152 |
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Seinsmächtigkeit (alt. Seinsmässigheit, Seinshabe)
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intensity of being
For adjective forms, "ontological," Tallon "Spirit, Matter, Becoming" 153 |
