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Re: [xmca] Project



I not "trying to link thinking to action, theory to practice," Martin. What is thought, then, before you and Heidegger link it to action? And what is action before it gets linked to thought?
Andy

Martin Packer wrote:
... I agree with Andy to the extent that he is trying to link thinking to action, theory to practice. But that's been done before - in, for example, Heidegger ...


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