Homo Abyssus Ch. 3 - Being and "Nothing" - The Temptation of Thought

Homo Abyssus: The Drama of the Question of Being by Ferdinand Ulrich. Translated by D.C. Schindler Note - Exinanitio means Kenosis Ch. 3 - Being and "Nothing" - The Temptation of Thought I - Esse as Completum et Simplex, Sed non Subsistens: The "Convertibility" of Being and "Nothing" II - Elucidation of the Origins of the Convertibility of Being and "Nothing" and the Greek Situation of Thought (7:34) III - The Twofold False Continuity between "To Be" and Existing Entities (28:39) IV - Being "in Contradiction" and Contradiction "in Being": Subsistence as Telos (33:27) V - Contradiction and Being's Movement into Subsistence: The Identity of Being ( 47:00) VI - The Movement into Subsistence as Via in Ens in Thought's Temptation: First Glance at the Relationship between Time and Being (55:46)