Post-test for Richard's talk (for CEUs)

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NECET: "Heidegger's Openness: The Space Between Identity and Difference" on Dec 10, 2023

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1) Heidegger’s warning regarding the triumph of the extreme of subjectivity refers to: *

a) The subjection of the ego to the desire of the id.

b) Subjectivity’s process of re-presenting and objectifying all that is.

c) The danger of living an inauthentic life.

2) Heidegger’s notion of Being as presence: *

a) What is comes to presence re-presented and objectified in terms of subjectivity.

b) Is the atemporal understanding of Being.

c) Is Heidegger’s Shrine of Nothing.

3) Heidegger’s Being as difference: *

a) Refers to the notion that all beings are different.

b) Refers to the presupposition that difference between beings was already there.

c) Refers to the space between--the origin and ground giving all identity and difference.

4) What is it about the understanding of Being that Heidegger claims is forgotten, unthought, or uninterrogated in Western philosophy and metaphysics? *

a) The personalities of the philosophers.

b) The openness of the space between.

c) What it is to be a self.

5) What is meant by ethics as a mode of existential activity?
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a) Activities that are guided by laws, rules, and cultural norms.

b) Ethics guided by unlimited freedom and will to power and masterful self-assertion

c) Ethics guided by an experience of the nearness of the space between, the intimacy of the open middle beyond subjectivity that evokes a willingness to hold oneself back to let what is to show up as it is and is the power mediating all difference and otherness.

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