Quote by Barbara Bolt Download Open image ““Everyday Dasein becomes absorbed in the everyday and becomes lost in ‘the-they’.”” — Barbara Bolt ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.9 out of 5 (7 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“The ‘they’ which is nothing definite, and which all are, although not as the sum, prescribes the kind of being of everydayness.” — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“For the moment they wanted to live with the least expenditure, economize words, gestures, thoughts, float: they had only one day in which to… — Jean-Paul Sartre Copy Share Image
“Their habits and experiences made them inflexible, welding their routines in place, cementing their hurts and joys to create expectations of life that were… — Sophie Littlefield Copy Share Image
“As for myself, however, today is the day, and I dare not wait for some slow cultural drift finally to pave the way that… — Joseph Chilton Pearce Copy Share Image
“Each day is a day to live and in which to keep from dying, and a man’s energies are directed out from himself and… — Louis L'Amour Copy Share Image
“All men lead their lives behind a wall of misunderstanding they have themselves built and most men die in silence and unnoticed behind the… — Sherwood Anderson Copy Share Image
“Extraordinary wonder and joy are woven through ordinary life. Hunt for them relentlessly.” — Amy Leigh Mercree Copy Share Image
“In them we find administrators and teachers and counselors and leaders and protectors. In them we find our sense of belonging, our sense of… — Veronica Roth Copy Share Image
“Those who have played a big part in one’s life very rarely disappear from it suddenly for good. They return to it at odd… — Marcel Proust Copy Share Image
“They understood, as few have understood before or since, how fleeting life is and how pointless to try to hold on to things or… — Thomas Cahill Copy Share Image
“Everyday has its own meaning. Find the reason of your survival of the day and accomplish it.” — M. Ganesh Sai Copy Share Image
“Wherever in life it may be, whether amongst its tough, coarsely poor, and untidily moldering mean ranks, or its monotonously cold and boringly tidy upper classes, a man will at least once meet with a phenomenon which is unlike anything he has happened to see before, which for once at least awakens in him a feeling unlike those he is… — Nikolai Gogol Copy Share
“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 Copy Share Image
“in the epoch of representation, assault rules. The regime of representation produces violence.” — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“Thus technological revealing allows humans to extend their vision further into nature and extend their mastery over everything, including other human beings.” — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“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 Copy Share Image
“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 Copy Share Image
“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 of time and thought...When working with cutting wheels you have to work with your whole being, listening as well as looking, feeling as well as measuring. To get your ‘eye’ accustomed, to train it as it… — Barbara Bolt Copy Share
“techne assumes the character of a controlling revealing. It is this tendency towards control and mastery that establishes the ambivalence of techne.” — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“The setting-into-work of truth involves setting up a world and setting-forth of earth.” — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“is through our concernful dealings with other entities in the world – that is our accommodation to our technology, materials, knowledges and bodies –… — Barbara Bolt Copy Share Image
“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 Copy Share Image
