Who said "The world worlds, and is never something merely present."?

This quote is attributed to Heidegger, Martin.

The world worlds, and is never something merely present. - Heidegger, Martin

"The world worlds, and is never something merely present."

Heidegger, Martin Nature

Philosopher German 1889–1976

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