The Meaning of Heidegger. a Critical Study of an Existentialist Phenomenology

Studies the philosophy of Martin Heidegger and his influence on Protestant theology, philology, and on literary and philosophical history and criticism in Europe. Contents Acknowledgements Introductory: Heidegger’s Life and Works – The Twofold Task Part I. The Existential Analytic I. Being and Time II. Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics III. The Essence of Fundament IV. The Positive Accent of a Negative Doctrine V. Originative Thinking as Essential Thought and Poetizing VI. The Essence of Truth Part II. Recalling The Historical Destiny of the Western Tradition VII. The Epochal and Eschatological Nature of Being VIII. The Beginning of the Destruction IX. Modern Times X. The Consummation of Metaphysics XI. The Notion of Technique XII. The Surpassing of Metaphysics XIII. Heidegger’s Existential Phenomenology Bibliography Index