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Heidegger/ Richardson, John - 1st.e.d - New York: Routledge, 2012. - xxiii, 406 p

Introduction
1. Truth
2. Being
Summary
Further reading
One
Life and works
Summary
Further reading
Two
Early development
Summary
Further reading
Three
Being and Time-, phenomenology
1. Studying intentlonality
2. Adapting the method
3. A method for being and truth
Summary
Further reading
Four
Being and Time-, pragmatism
1. Concern vs. theory
2. Studying concern
3. Understanding and its world
i. Self-finding in feeling; thrownness
5. Talk and das Man
Summary
Further reading
Five
Being and Time: exlsient'iaUsm
1. Das Man and falling
2. Anxiety
3. Existential concerns
4. Authenticity
Summary
Further reading
Six
Being and Time-, time and being
1. Temporality
2. Fiistoricality
From temporality to time and being
Summary
Further reading
Seven
Heidegger's turning
1. Character of the turn
2. The history of being
3. Being in itself
k. The oblivion of being
5. The truth of being
Summary
Further reading
Eight
Language and art
1. Language as the house of being
2. Metaphysical language
3. Poetic language
4. Thinking's language
Summary
Further reading
Nine
Technology and god
1. The critique of technology
2. The withdrawal and absence of gods
3. Beyond Nietzsche
4. Gods' return
Summary
Further reading
Ten
Heidegger's influences
Summary
Further reading

ISBN: 9780415350716

Dewey Class. No.: 193 / RIC/H