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  2. 24. Sept. 2020 · While Heidegger’s early phenomenological approaches to religion and theology have been sufficiently elaborated on by several authors, and the phenomenological-hermeneutical relevance has been proven in his thinking, the linkage between the early philosophical approaches to the problem of religiosity and of historical being arising newly in Heidegger’s thinking from the 1930s Footnote 4 is ...

  3. Martin Heidegger and the problem of historical meaning Jeffrey Andrew Barash ; [preface by Paul Ricœur] (Perspectives in continental philosophy, no. 31) Fordham University Press, 2003 Rev. and expanded ed : pbk

  4. Martin Heidegger and the Problem of Historical Meaning (REV and Expanded) [ Paperback, POD 주문제작도서 ] 바인딩 & 에디션 안내 이동 Perspectives in Continental Philosophy-31 이동 Barash, Jeffrey Andrew / Ricoeur, Paul | Fordham University Press | 2003년 11월 01일 저자/출판사 더보기/감추기

  5. The 29-year-old Heidegger – who has successfully masked his origins as a theologian – is clearly out to make his mark. He has aligned himself with Husserl and phenomenology, but has yet to prove his own credentials as an original thinker. Being and Time is still undreamt-of, some eight years in the future.

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  7. 11. Jan. 2013 · The problem with the interpretation of Heidegger underpinning both these points is it: (a) ignores Heidegger’s insistence that a trace of that which is overcome remains in that which overcomes; (b) reduces Heidegger’s analysis of willing to his critique of metaphysical willing; and (c) remains within a binary opposition between actively willing the overcoming of metaphysics or a passive ...