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On §28b [388–389]

in how it shows itself? This inquiring-back, positive criticism, makes an insufficiency newly evident.

Χαλεπὴν ἰδεῖν, “but something that can be!”176 What is primary is what shows itself: the moved is there. How do I catch sight of it? Not in the foregoing way. Therefore: to see the there, the presence {Anwesenheit} of that which is not yet produced. Only possible if presence {Anwesenheit} is seen, i.e., if the ontological problematic is made explicit with regard to its genuine ground: presence (abiding—presence). Being-there itself seen as being-in and viewed according to basic possibilities.



On §28a


[Physics]177 Γ 3—Disposition

202 a 13–21: Presence of the moveable and of the moving. Ἐν τίνι ἡ κίνησις;—μία ἀμφοῖν.178 Return to πρός τι.

202 a 21–202 b 5: But right then, from the πρός τι (ποίησις—πάθησις)179 ἐνέργειαι ἕτεραι,180 two movements. Therefore, two to genuinely address and express, but one is meant—ἀπορία λογική:181 ἐν τίνι182 both of them?

a 22–28: Threefold possibility:

1. ποίησις—πάθησις both ἐν κινουμένῳ,

2. ποίησις in ποιοῦν, πάθησις ἐν κινουμένῳ,

3. ποίησις in the κινούμενον, πάθησις in the κινοῦν.

a 28–31: Ad 3.

a 31–b 5: Ad 1.

Ad 2: what follows, only understood properly.

202 b 5–22: Resolution of the difficulty. Doubling of the taking of a viewpoint with the self-sameness of the fact of the matter.

202 b 22–29: Conclusion and new formulation of the definition of movement on the basis of [Chapter]183 3.



On §28b


In preparation for the definition of movement, Aristotle had referred 1. to being-there-present and being-able-to-be-there, 2. to the modes of encountering the world as present and able to be. 3. This reveals beings as such, which in


176. Phys. Γ 2, 202 a 2 sq.: χαλεπὴν μὲν ἰδεῖν, ἐνδεχομένην δ’ εἶναι.

177. Editor’s note.

178. Phys. Δ 3, 202 a 18: μία ἡ ἀμφοῖν ἐνέργεια.

179. Phys. Δ 3, 202 a 23 sq.

180. Phys. Δ 3, 202 a 25.

181. Phys. Δ 3, 202 a 21 sq.: ἔχει δ’ ἀπορίαν λογικήν.

182. Phys. Δ 3, 202 a 25.

183. Editor’s note.


Martin Heidegger (GA 18) Basic Concepts of Aristotelian Philosophy

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