Heidegger: The History of Being (Heidegger)

Author: Takada Kazuki
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: Heidegger (1898-1976) was a German philosopher. Through his interpretation of Aristotle's ontology, he attempted to analyze and deconstruct the history of Western metaphysics, which he viewed as a history of forgotten presence. His major works include Being and Time, Nietzsche, The Way to Language, On the Way to Language, and The Conquest of the Abstract. In addition to briefly reviewing Marx, Nietzsche, Freud, and Husserl as the "four great thinkers" in his introductory work The Source of Modern Thought, this book also examines thirty prominent philosophers and thinkers of modern Western philosophy in thirty volumes, providing a comprehensive elaboration and detailed analysis of their philosophical ideas, making it academically valuable. First, the selection is appropriate, with the chosen figures being highly representative. Second, the perspective is novel, offering reference value.