Thinking with Heidegger proposes fresh answers to some of philosophy's most fundamental questions and extends Heideggerian discourse into philosophical regions not treated by Heidegger himself.
Thinking with Heidegger proposes fresh answers to some of philosophy's most fundamental questions and extends Heideggerian discourse into philosophical regions not treated by Heidegger himself.
Miguel de Beistegui teaches in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick. He is the author of Heidegger and the Political and co-editor (with Simon Sparks) of Philosophy and Tragedy.
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Preliminary Table of Contents: Preface Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: The Provenance of Thought Part 1. Anthropology 1. Homo Heideggerians Part 2. Ethics and Politics 2. The Politics of Repetition 3. Boredom: Between Existence and History Part 3. Science 4. Science, "Servant of Philosophy"? Part 4. Aesthetics 5. Art, "Sister of Philosophy"? Afterword: Translating Essentially Notes Index
Preliminary Table of Contents: Preface Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: The Provenance of Thought Part 1. Anthropology 1. Homo Heideggerians Part 2. Ethics and Politics 2. The Politics of Repetition 3. Boredom: Between Existence and History Part 3. Science 4. Science, "Servant of Philosophy"? Part 4. Aesthetics 5. Art, "Sister of Philosophy"? Afterword: Translating Essentially Notes Index
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