In the pre-Renaissance world, he notes, the ‘viewing…

“what is bought forth by the artisan or the artist...has the bursting open belonging to bringing-forth not in itself, but in another (en alloi),…

— Barbara Bolt

“Everyday Dasein becomes absorbed in the everyday and becomes lost in ‘the-they’.”

— Barbara Bolt

“in the epoch of representation, assault rules. The regime of representation produces violence.”

— Barbara Bolt

“Thus technological revealing allows humans to extend their vision further into nature and extend their mastery over everything, including other human beings.”

— Barbara Bolt

“in order to fulfil his essence, Greek man must gather (legein) and save (sozein), catch up and preserve, what opens itself in its openness,…

— Barbara Bolt

“This ordering becomes the standard on which everything is based.”

— Barbara Bolt

“The consequence of the transformation of the world into standing-reserve is that the earth is viewed as a resource, which humans dominate through technology.”

— Barbara Bolt

“It is a discovery, a life and a sensibility of its own that is created through the working...A piece of work is the embodiment…

— Barbara Bolt

“techne assumes the character of a controlling revealing. It is this tendency towards control and mastery that establishes the ambivalence of techne.”

— Barbara Bolt

“The setting-into-work of truth involves setting up a world and setting-forth of earth.”

— Barbara Bolt

“the essence is a ‘happening’, where the truth of art is revealed.”

— Barbara Bolt

“is through our concernful dealings with other entities in the world – that is our accommodation to our technology, materials, knowledges and bodies –…

— Barbara Bolt

“take things out of their everyday context and frame them from my point of view. I no longer see things for what they are…

— Barbara Bolt

“aesthetic revealing as poiesis can preserve humans from the danger of the particular technological revealing that is enframing.”

— Barbara Bolt

“For Heidegger, the central question concerning Being is not the everyday activities or practices of human beings, but rather what such activities and practices…

— Barbara Bolt