Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-305) and index.
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Introduction -- ch. 1: The origins of phenomenology -- ch. 2: Hermeneutic phenomenology as fundamental ontology -- ch. 3: The timing of timeliness -- Appendix A: Glossary of technical terms -- Appendix B. German-English lexicon -- Appendix C. Important conceptual divisions.
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SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
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Richard Sembera introduces the reader to the essential features of Being and Time, Heidegger's main work in clear and unambiguous English. He dispels the nimbus of unintelligibility surrounding Heidegger's thought, a nimbus that Heidegger himself helped create and that has tended to confine serious Heidegger scholarship to closed circles. This is not a work about the "exisistentialist" Heidegger, the "Nazi" Heidegger, the "gnostic" Heidegger, or the "mystic" Heidegger. Nor is is a "diluted" Heidegger for beginners. Rephrasing Heidegger interpre.