 And in this being other [Anderssein] we at the same time grasp our deepest particularity [unser tiefstes Eigenes]. What we humans actually are we are by way of our homelessness in the world: through our death and through the knowledge of our impending death. Human life is per se existence in an alien world and as such suffering. (“Das Judentum als Weltreligion” [“Judaism: A World Religion”], 1932 [GF 105] [RPE 74])