Heidegger assumes that it is not possible for the mind to perceive the reality of anything except as an idea or concept and that reason is not able to find a method of perceiving reality,that it is not possible to realize the primary existence of either the painting or the shoes. Doesn't this box him in pretty thoroughly to a series or set of concepts which he has either found or invented himself, and which may have a doubtful connection to either primary existence(shoes, painting)? Kate Sullivan
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