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ever the while

The adverb je means ‘ever’. It combined with mehr, ‘more’, to form immer, ‘always, ever more’. Once, je applied to the past, immer to the future. This is no longer so. They differ as ‘Has he ever (je) lived in London?’ differs from ‘Has he always lived in London?’ In</description>
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Michael Inwood
INWOOD, Michael. Dicionário Heidegger. São Paulo: Jorge Zahar Editor, 2002. [versão original] [DH]INWOOD, Michael. Heidegger: A Very Short Introduction. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019 [MIH]
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