“What must be rejected from the start is the
prevailing model of humans as transcending or negating the world, as critics
who break loose from animal bondage and stand in a windy, starry space of
freedom. We should be equally suspicious of those hermeneutic versions of
critique that merely add the caveat that perfect transcendence is impossible.”
(p#)
Annotation:
The Heideggerian phenomenological revealing of an experience is situated within a context and the world. It is not some permanent state of transcendence outside of that context or the world*. This is a reason why Husserlian transcendental phenomenology is not being followed in the thesis.
* may return and expand this point.
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