MindfulnessA&C Black, 22 giu 2006 - 385 pagine This brand new translation of Martin Heidgger's Mindfulness (Besinnung) makes available in English for the first time Heidegger's second major being-historical treatise. Here Heidegger returns to and elaborates in detail many of the individual dimensions of the historically self-showing and transforming allotments of be-ing. In addition to the main text, this volume also includes two further important texts, A Retrospective Look at the Pathway (1937/8) and 'The Wish and the Will (On Preserving What is Attempted)' (1937/8), in which Heidegger surveys his unpublished works, gives instructions for their eventual publication, talks about his relationship to Catholic and Protestant Christianity, and reflects on his life's path. This is a major new translation of a key text from one of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century. This volume is translated by Parvis Emad, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at DePaul University, Chicago, and Thomas Kalary, Professor of Philosophy at Suvidya College, Bangalore. |
Sommario
Prelude from Periander and Aeschylus | 3 |
LEAPING AHEAD UNTO THE UNIQUENESS | 9 |
PHILOSOPHY | 35 |
Selfmindfulness of Philosophy as Historically Dissociating Exposition | 55 |
ON PROJECTINGOPEN BEING Words that Hold Sway The Beinghistorical Saying | 67 |
Being | 69 |
Being as φύσις | 71 |
Being as Word | 72 |
The There as the Abground of | 285 |
Dasein | 286 |
The Hint at Dasein | 287 |
Dasein | 288 |
Dasein is Always Mine | 292 |
THE BEINGHISTORICAL THINKING AND THE QUESTION OF BEING | 295 |
The Beinghistorical Thinking and the Question of Being | 297 |
THE BEINGHISTORICAL CONCEPT OF METAPHYSICS | 315 |
The Finitude of Being | 73 |
The Saying of Beinghistorical Thinking | 74 |
Ground Being and ἀλήθεια | 78 |
Being | 80 |
The Stillest Crossing unto the other Beginning | 81 |
Being | 82 |
Being is the Abground | 83 |
Being and Freedom | 84 |
Being and Space | 85 |
Being and Lettingbe | 86 |
TRUTH AND KNOWINGAWARENESS | 87 |
A Directive | 89 |
Clearing | 90 |
Truth as Clearing | 91 |
Truth | 93 |
The Clearing of Being and Man The Moment | 94 |
Clearing Nearness and Remoteness | 96 |
The Inbetween of the There | 98 |
BEING | 105 |
BEING AND MAN | 113 |
Being and Man | 131 |
Anthropomorphism | 137 |
HISTORY | 143 |
Technicity | 151 |
HISTORY AND TECHNICITY | 157 |
BEING AND POWER | 163 |
Being Framed in Predicate the Categorial | 175 |
The Thinking of Being | 183 |
The Forgottenness of Being | 191 |
The History of Being | 197 |
Errancy | 229 |
THE METAPHYSICAL WHYQUESTION | 235 |
BEING AND BECOMING | 247 |
BEING AS ACTUALITY | 255 |
BEING AND THINKING | 265 |
Enowning | 273 |
Truth Being and Clearing | 279 |
The Beinghistorical Thinking | 317 |
The Beinghistorical Question of Being | 321 |
Projectingopening and Projectingopening | 322 |
The Jointure of Metaphysics | 323 |
Φύσις and Metaphysics | 325 |
The Shape and the Φύσις | 328 |
How Φύσις Fosters What is Later Called Metaphysics | 329 |
Metaphysics | 330 |
What is Metaphysics? | 333 |
Aristotle Metaphysics A 4 οη Φύσις | 335 |
Φύσις and Metaphysics | 336 |
Φύσις and Ἀλήθεια | 337 |
Metaphysics | 338 |
Metaphysics | 339 |
Ontology Metaphysics | 341 |
Metaphysics | 343 |
ὂν ᾗ ὄν | 344 |
The Sway of θεωρία | 345 |
Metaphysics | 346 |
How Metaphysics Thinks Being | 347 |
Infinitude and Eternity | 348 |
The Principle of Contradiction | 349 |
The History of Metaphysics is the History of the History of Being | 350 |
The Place of Aristotle in the History of Metaphysics | 351 |
Kant and Metaphysics | 353 |
The End of Metaphysics | 354 |
Metaphysics and Worldview | 355 |
Mysticism | 356 |
The Crossing | 357 |
Towards Elucidation of the Beinghistorical Concept of Metaphysics | 358 |
APPENDIX | 361 |
A RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT THE PATHWAY | 363 |
My Pathway Hitherto | 364 |
THE WISH AND THE WILL On Preserving What is Attempted | 370 |
Editors Epilogue | 379 |
