Research on Heidegger's Anthropology

Author: Liu Jinglu
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: Heidegger is hailed as one of the 20th century's most profound and influential thinkers, and even as one of the two greatest giants of Western philosophy in the 20th century. This book takes the overall development of Heidegger's thought as its soul and explores the various important aspects of his philosophical anthropology, with the theme of human survival's choices and constraints as its main line. It examines key elements of Heidegger's thought, including his theory of Dasein's existence, the theory of truth and untruth in human survival, the relationship between his early and later thought, the theory of the co-existence of humans and Being in the Great, the thinking of history, the thinking of heaven, earth, humans, and gods, the thinking of language, and the thinking of thought. It also aims to reveal the temporal characteristics, substantive significance, and internal logic of Heidegger's thought, as well as its role in the history of Western philosophy and its significance for Chinese philosophical anthropology research.