In his Stuttgarter private lessons Schelling writes: “We should abandon (verlassen) everything, not only mother and child as it is said, even God, as a mere being (Seiendes)”. We should now extend this phrase to do justice to its spirit. We should abandon every single concept, not only God, but also Being. Being is not only Heidegger’s but also every philosopher’s last attachment.
Arturo Romero Contreras Profesor Investigador en Filosofía BUAP/ Professor Researcher in Philosophy BUAP, Mexico