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Name: What is called thinking?
Author: Martin Heidegger

📘 What is called thinking? by Martin Heidegger

What Is Called Thinking? is a lecture series by Martin Heidegger in which he examines the concept of thinking. Heidegger proposes that genuine thought emerges when one becomes aware of one’s own lack of thinking. He encourages listeners to follow this recognition as a path toward self‑directed inquiry, rather than offering ready‑made summaries or conclusions.

First publish date: 1976

Genre: Philosophy/Philosophy of Mind

Authors: Martin Heidegger

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