Making sense of Heidegger
Subtitle: a paradigm shift
Series: New Heidegger research
Publisher: Rowman and Littlefield International Ltd.
Published: 2014
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 370
ISBN-13: 9781783481194
Copyright date: 2015
Description: "In this brilliant contribution to Heidegger scholarship, Thomas Sheehan presents his view of the entire trajectory of Heideggers philosophizing as a phenomenological investigation of the meaning and source of Being (the "clearing") that which allows entities to show up for us as meaningful. Sheehans assiduously phenomenological interpretation of the Heideggerian corpus lends itself beautifully both to teaching Heidegger and to interdisciplinary inquiry." (Robert D. Stolorow Ph.D., author of World, Affectivity, Trauma: Heidegger and Post-Cartesian Psychoanalysis)
Table of contents: title: Frequently cited German texts and their abbreviated English translations; title: Foreword; title: Introduction : Getting to the topic; title: Part one : Aristotelian beginnings.; title: Being in Aristotle; title: Heidegger Beyond Aristotle; title: Part two : The early Heidegger.; title: Phenomenology and the formulation of the question; title: Ex-sistence as openness; title: Becoming our openness; title: Part three : The later Heidegger.; title: Transition : From Being and Time to the hidden clearing; title: Appropriation and the turn; title: The history of being; title: Conclusion : Critical reflections; title: Appendices.; title: The existential components of openness and care; title: Psuche, nous poietikos, and lumen naturale in Aristotle and Aquinas; title: Greek grammar and "is-as-having-been"; title: Bibliographies. Heidegger's German texts and their English translations; title: Other texts cited