108. Being-there and the Human | 107
and the thrownness into the limits of unconcealment and concealment.
Thrownness as the essential unfolding of the history of being-there. {GA 70: 131}
Essential origin of the human, insofar as the latter is experienced from its relation to being, a relation that unfolds only in the character of an inclusion of the human in beyng, “through” beyng.
Being
Appropriative event (of being-there)
Attuning (word of beyng—concealment—keeping silent)
Attunement
Im-position
Disposition
Steadfastness
Situatedness (corporeality)
(Conceived otherwise than in Being and Time, where equated with attunement)
Being-there, as dispositional fortitude [Ge-müt], is attunedness through the attuning of beyng—;
Being-there unfolds as the pure re-sonance [Wieder-klang] of beyng; being-there never transforms being into itself but, rather, insists in being given over to the inter-vening.