Martin Heidegger Key Concepts/ 
Davis,Bret W [ed.] 
 - Durham:  Acumen Publishing,  2010. 
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<br/><br/>1. Hermeneutics of facticity<br/>Theodore Kisiel<br/>2. Phenomenology: Heidegger after Husserl and the Greeks<br/>Giinter Figal<br/>3. Dasein as being-in-the-world<br/>Ttmothy Stapleton<br/>4. Care and authenticity<br/>Charles E. Scott<br/>5. Being and time<br/>Richard Poit<br/>6. The turn<br/>Thomas Sheehan<br/>7. Heidegger, National Socialism and the German People<br/>Charles Bambach<br/><br/>8. Truth as aletheia and the clearing of beyng<br/>Daniel O. Dahlstrom<br/>9. The work of art<br/>Jonathan Dronsfield<br/>10. Ereignis: the event of appropriation<br/>Daniela Vallega-Neu<br/>11. The history of being<br/>Peter Warnek<br/>12. ^11 and Gelassenheit<br/>Bret W. Davis<br/>13. Ge-stell: enframing as the essence of technology<br/>Hans Ruin<br/>14. Language and poetry<br/>John T. Lysaker<br/>15. The fourfold<br/>Andrew J. Mitchell<br/>16. Ontotheology and the question of god(s)<br/>Ben Vedder<br/>17. Heidegger on Christianity and divinity:<br/>a chronological compendium<br/>Bret W. Davis 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1844651991 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>189  / DAV/M