SCITES- II

For Martin Heidegger, it means unhiddenness or disclosure.

• Aletheia

• Poiesis

• Techne

For Martin Heidegger, it is defined as bringing forth. For Aristotle, it means making or producing something for a purpose. It is sometimes used to

frefer to poetry and composition.

• Poiesis

• Aletheia

• Techne

For Martin Heidegger, it means skill, art, or craft. It is a root word of technology.

• Techne

• Aletheia

• Poiesis

One orders and puts a

system to nature so it can be understood better and controlled.

• meditative thinking

• calculative thinking

• revealing

• enframing

One lets nature reveal itself to him/her without forcing it. One kind of thinking is not in itself better than the other.

• Meditative thinking

• Calculative thinking

• Revealing

• Enframing

It is done because people want security, even if the ordering that happens in it is violent and even if the Earth is made as a big gasoline station from which we extract, stockpile, and put in standing-reserve, ready to be used as we see fit.

• Meditative thinking

• Calculative thinking

• Enframing

• Revealing

One of the four causes which brings about the effect that is the finished.

• causa materialis

• causa efficiens

• causa finalis

• causa formalis

One of the four causes which defines the form, the shape into which the material enters.

• causa formalis

• causa materialis

• causa finalis

• causa efficiens

One of the four causes which means the end.

• causa materialis

• causa finalis

• causa efficiens

• causa formalis

One of the four causes which defines the material or the matter out of which.

• causa materialis

• causa formalis

• causa finalis

• causa efficiens