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Heidegger’s *Building Dwelling Thinking*

A 1951 essay arguing that dwelling is ontologically prior to building, as the act of inhabiting shapes the meaning of shelter. The article uses this to critique the modern reduction of housing to a technical or financial problem.

Catégorie : Philosophie

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