Title: Being awake, being asleep, and the meaning of being in Heidegger's thought : the phenomenological access to the ontological question /
Authors: Penoyer, Glenn Sterling.
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press,
Year: 2005
Subjects: Heidegger, Martin,; Wakefulness.; Sleep.
Contents: Preface / William Vaughan Introduction : the difficulty of initiating research into the phenomena of being asleep and being awake in general 1 Ch. 1 A review of the critical references to being asleep and/or being awake and the necessity for research : Barchelard, Johnstone, Kleitman, Jung, Boss, and Heidegger through reference to St. Paul, Leibniz, Schelling, Holderlin, Nietzsche, Parmenides, Heraclitus 15 Ch. 2 Being & time -- division one : being asleep and being awake in relation to Heidegger's preparatory analysis of Dasein 61 Ch. 3 Being & time -- division two : being asleep and being awake in relation to Dasein and temporality 161 Ch. 4 The basic problems of phenomenology 245 Ch. 5 What is metaphysics? 263 Ch. 6 The essence of reasons 289 Ch. 7 The introduction to metaphysics 319 Ch. 8 Holderlins 'The Rhein' 355 Ch. 9 'As when on a festive day' 367 Ch. 10 Remembrance 391 Conclusion : the need for future research and possible directions for such research.