Sein des Seienden

ser-do-sendo, ser-dos-entes, ser-do-que-é-e-está-sendo [GA7] être de l’étant [ETEM] Being of beings (Sein des Seienden), 6-9, 11, 27, 37, 37fn, 201, 212, 230, 333; as comportmental relation, 4, 437; difference between them 38, 230. See also Difference, ontological [ontologische Differenz] [BTJS]

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Sein is the outcome of Ereignis: it "belongs in Ereignis,” and should be "taken back into Ereignis."10 As we shall see, by Sein Heidegger meant Anwesen, the meaningful presence of things in understanding. In keeping with that, this chapter will employ the phenomenological term "meaning" in place of the potentially misleading ontological word 1. das Seiende = das Bedeutsame 2. die Seiendheit = die Bedeutung von etwas 3. das Sein selbst = die Welt = Bedeutsamkeit 1. beings = the meaningful 2. beingness = meaningfulness of something 3. being-as-such = world = meaning itself. [Sheehan; CCHBT:383]

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