Starting with Heidegger /
A new introduction to Heidegger, guiding the student through the overall development of his ideas. >
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London ; New York :
Continuum,
2010
London ; New York : 2010 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Phenomenology : the logic of appearance
- Phenomenology without attitude
- The root of sense and sensibility
- Concrete sketches of experience
- The self-evidence and elusiveness of phenomena
- Dasein : a living question
- Interrogating ourselves
- Hermeneutics, philosophy, and ontological difference
- The facts of life
- More or less human
- World : the event of meaning
- Tackling the world around us
- Environmental breakdown and recovery
- Our world owns itself
- Anyone and everyone
- Already with others
- The dictatorship of the one
- The real and the authentic self
- Language bears the one
- Between our selves
- Finding oneself in a mood
- Where do moods belong?
- The fundamental tone of attunement
- Nothing to be anxious about
- The depths of boredom and love
- Meaning and truth
- Laying out understanding
- Disclosing and enclosing an horizon
- Decisive truths
- Excavating and sheltering the truth
- Time and space
- Extending our reach and making room
- Exploding, stretching and punctuating time
- Measuring out the dimension
- Ways of life and death
- The whole of life in death
- A call to indebted freedom
- Philosophy sacralised
- Origin and originality
- Original destruction
- History repeats itself
- Beginning again with the first beginning
- Arts and science : poetry and thought
- Undermining the academic divide
- Returning the arts and sciences to themselves
- The cult(ure) of technology
- Two cultures in one