Rhetoric: Classical, Postmodern, Nonmodern

After reading Heidegger (several times) and looking at all of the available secondary sources that attempt to simplify the dense style that ...

In Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology," he takes a look at the ways that we understand technology and its essence...

In "The Question Concerning Technology," aside from the main argument Heidegger is making on the essence of technology and our rel...

As I read this week's essays, Heidegger's writing style made the concept of the fourfold a bit confusing to me (e.g., "the thin...

In Heidigger's The Thing , he says on page 163, "Yet the frantic abolition of all distances brings no nearness; for nearness doe...

In his article, "The Thing", Heidegger discusses how science conceals the "thingness of the thing" and essentially ...

Heidegger’s fourfold, to me, encapsulates a concept towards which much of the rhetorical scholarship I’ve read this semester seems to be h...