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“Only when we are capable of dwelling, only then can we build” – Martin Heidegger

In referring to 'dwelling', Heidegger is referring to a way of living which involves active and dynamic encounter with the world around us. In other words a way of 'being' which involves a sensitivity to the world which we inhabit. Only when we have that sensitivity can we start to 'build' in a meaningful and sustainable way. With such a philosophy, Heidegger challenges us to overcome the theory of inevitable disenchantment preached by many contemporary philosophers (such as Weber or Critchley)