Human, Poetically Dwelling: Heidegger's Words

Author: [German] Heidegger Guo Yuangbao
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: "Existence" is the most universal concept, yet the "universality" of "existence" is not the universality of a "species." The "universality" of "existence" "transcends" the universality of a species. This book selects over 160 passages from Heidegger's fundamental works, divided into five parts: "The Truth of Existence," "The Task of Thinking," "Language is the Home of Being," "Man, Poetic Dwelling," and "Technology and the Fate of Humanity." Additionally, it includes three important essays, providing a general outline of Heidegger's thought and helping readers better approach his boundless realm of ideas. The brilliant excerpts from the philosophy master Heidegger are permeated with the magical charm of profound thought. This book selects over 160 passages from Heidegger's works, divided into five parts: "The Truth of Existence," "The Task of Thinking," "Language is the Home of Being," "Man, Poetic Dwelling," and "Technology and the Fate of Humanity." Additionally, it includes three important essays, roughly outlining the key contours of Heidegger's thought and aiding readers in better approaching his vast intellectual landscape.