The Meaning of Heidegger ~ Thomas Langan (1959)

A Critical Study of an Existentialist Phenomenology

Contents:

Acknowledgements Introductory

• Heidegger’s Life and Works
• The Twofold Task

Part 1 – The Existential Analytic

• 1. Being and Time
  • Dasein’s Modes of Standing-in
  • Dasein as Being-toward-Death
  • Dasein and Temporality
  • Mundane and Intermundane Time and the Origin of the Popular Conception of Time
  • The Historicity of the Dasein
• 2. Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics
• 3. The Essence of Fundament
  • Founding a World
  • Dasein as a Transcendent Horizon
• 4. The Positive Accent of a Negative Doctrine
  • The Nothing as the Unfathomable
  • Originative Thinking as The Act of Freedom
  • Anguish as the Ultimate Intentionality
• 5. Originative Thinking as Essential Thought and Poetizing
  • Denken and Dichten
  • Essential Thinking
• 6. The Essence of Truth

Part 2 – Recalling the Historical Destiny of the Western Tradition

• 7. The Epochal and Eschatological Nature of Being
• 8. The Beginning of the Destruction
  • The Greeks
  • The Middle Ages
• 9. Modern Times
• 10. The Consummation of Metaphysics
  • Hegel
  • Nietzsche
• 11. The Notition of Technique
• 12. The Surpassing of Metaphysics
• 13. Heidegger’s Existential Phenomenology
  • No Philosophy without Presupposition
  • The Absence of the Other as Other
  • Metaphysics Not Surpassed
• Bibliography
• Index

auteur: Thomas Langan
taal: Engels
gebonden: 247 pagina´s
uitgeverij: Routledge & Kegan Paul
1e druk, 1959
formaat: 143 x 222 x 23