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1. Meditative thinking is a more difficult and cryptic enterprise. (Web site)
2. Meditative thinking is a more difficult and cryptic enterprise. (Web site)

Meditative Thinking

1. Hence, in this paper I also wish to show that the genuine rhetor is one "who dwells" as one would in meditative thinking. (Web site)
2. Heidegger makes a distinction between calculative and meditative thinking. (Web site)
3. In it, Heidegger makes a distinction between calculative and meditative thinking. (Web site)
4. Yet you may protest: mere meditative thinking finds itself floating unaware above reality. (Web site)
5. It is in "meditative thinking" that we are able to arrive at a proper relationship with technology. (Web site)

Calculative Thinking

1. It is in "meditative thinking" that we are able to arrive at a proper relationship with technology. (Web site)
2. He calls this meditative thinking and distinguishes it from calculative thinking. (Web site)
3. But as John D. Caputo (1997) points out, deconstruction (and meditative thinking) is radically different. (Web site)
4. Meditative thinking demands of us that we engage ourselves with what at first sight does not go together at all. (Web site)
5. He would be if man today abandons any intention to pit meditative thinking decisively against merely calculative thinking. (Web site)
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