Martin Heidegger Basic Concepts of Aristotelian Philosophy 1 Greek Terms vs Transliteration

Most of Aristotle's terms were not translated, they were transliterated into other languages and then adopted as dry technical terms. But Aristotle himself didn't use dry technical terms but rather Greek terms that really "spoke" in Greek. Heidegger attempts to recover those lost terms and find a way for language to speak in German as well

[josyfalcon]

Very interesting, but why is the example of the savage "political incorrect"?

[charlesmartel]

Is Telos roughly cognate with Intentionality?

[MaxvanRooy]

Thanks for the interesting video. Can I ask you a question? I am looking at the origin of the circle of knowledge, and someone told me it is the "Circle of Heidegger" A. You know what you know B. You know what you don't know, and C. You don't know what you don't know. Can you confirm that this is Heidegger's concept? Thank you in advance