Heidegger : an introduction

1 The Question2 BeginningsThe rootsTheory of theory Dilthey and HusserlTheory and lifeHeidegger the teacherTowards Being and Time3 Being and Time: Introduction and Division IThe problem and the goal1: The mystery of Being2: Ourselves as the starting point3: Being and the sciences4: Being and human existence5, 6 and 8: The plan of Being and Time7: The method of Being and Time9-11: Existence and everydayness12-13: Being-in-the-world and knowing14-18: The world as a significant whole19-21: The impoverished Cartesian "world"22-24: Quantitative space and the space of appropriateness25-27: Being-with and the "they"28: The basic features of Being-in29-30: Attunement31-33: Understanding, interpretation and assertion34: Discourse35-38: Falling39-42: Anxiety and care43-44: Reality and truth4 Being and Time: Division II and Beyond46-53: Facing up to mortality54-60: Owning up to indebtedness and responsibility63: Existentiell truth as the basis of existential truth62, 64-65: Temporality as the key to the Being of Dasein66-71: Reinterpreting everydayness in terms of temporality72-77: History, heritage and fate78-82: Primordial temporality and the ordinary concept of timeA glimpse of Division III5. Later HeideggerSigns of the turn"What is Metaphysics?": nothingness and the disintegration of logic"On the Essence of Truth": unconcealment and freedomIntroduction to Metaphysics: the history of the restriction of Being"The Origin of the Work of Art": the clash of earth and worldContributions to Philosophy: fragments of another beginningMachination and lived experienceBeing as appropriationTruth as shelteringThe way from beings to BeingHeidegger's politics: facts and thoughts"Letter on Humanism": existentialism, humanism and ethics"The Question Concerning Technology": beings as manipulable resourcesPoetry and languageThe final analysis?Selected BibliographyIndex