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22. Martin Heidegger Breve nota biografica e percorso sugli Holzwege. http://www.riflessioni.it/enciclopedia/heidegger.htm

Nella rubrica " Riflessioni sul Senso della Vita Rubriche Rubriche d'Autore Servizi Sul Senso della Vita La Riflessione ... Contatti Sei nella sezione Utenti connessi Enciclopedia Martin Heidegger Biografia E. Husserl fenomenologia metafisica essenzialmente neoplatonica RICERCA ESISTENZIALE Nella prima fase della sua filosofia ( Sein und Zeit Dasein man morte coscienza Gewissen Kehre Platons Lehre von der Wahrheit presocratici , ma la successiva metafisica, a partire da Platone metafisica Leibniz Nietzsche Die Lehre vom Urteil im Psycologismus (1914; La teoria del giudizio nello psicologismo), Vom Wesen des Grundes (1929; Dell'essenza del fondamento). Was ist Metaphysik? Holzwege (1950; Sentieri interrotti), Was heisst Denken? (1954; Che significa pensare?), Zur Seinsfrage Unterwegs zur Sprache (1959; In cammino verso il linguaggio), Die Frage nach dem Ding (1962; Il problema della cosa). Tra le LettereOnLine del sito riflessioni su "Sentieri interrotti" (Holzwege) LE NOVITA' DEL SITO Per ricevere gli aggiornamenti di Riflessioni.it Iscriviti alla NEWSLETTER Iscrizione gratuita e un solo invio al mese E' possibile includere sul tuo sito o nel tuo aggregatore di feed Rss le ultime novitŕ di Riflessioni.it

23. Heidegger, Martin Summary | BookRags.com Heidegger, Martin. Heidegger, Martin summary with 5 pages of encyclopedia entries, research information, and more. http://www.bookrags.com/research/heidegger-martin-eorl-06/

24. Article: Heidegger, Martin. The Phenomenology Of Religious Life.(Book Review) | Free article about 'Heidegger, Martin. The Phenomenology of Religious Life.(Book Review)' at AccessMyLibrary.com. Search information that libraries trust! http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-1021472_ITM

25. Martin Heidegger Brief overview of Heidegger s contribution to philosophy. http://www.regent.edu/acad/schcom/rojc/mdic/martin.html

Martin Heidegger Martin Heidegger is widely regarded as one of the central figures of the existentialist movement and has had a major influence in the areas of phenomenology and ontology. His seminal work, Sein und Zeit , affected the philosophical and cultural landscape of continental Europe for decades. Heidegger's contribution to philosophy is remarkably monolithic in its devotion to metaphysics and ontology. Time and again Heidegger returned to the question, "what is the meaning of being?" One of Heidegger's later works The Question Concerning Technology (1977), deals with the issue of dehumanization in modern society, what Heidegger called the "darkening of the world." The book was based on four lectures delivered in 1949 and captured Heidegger's ontological approach to issues important to post-World War Europe. Heidegger was greatly concerned about technical nihilism, and for a time believed that Nazism could provide a solution. After the war, Heidegger described the catastrophe as, "the confrontation of European humanity with global technology" (Heim, 1993, p. 55). However, throughout his work, Heidegger is careful to approach technology with neither praise nor blame-neither as an optimist nor pessimist. Heidegger's concept of technology is not defined by things or processes. For Heidegger, "technology's essence is nothing technological" (1977, p. 4). Instead it is a system, Gestell , looming but undefined (Heim, p. 57).

26. Martin Heidegger - The Essence Of Human Freedom: An Introduction To Philosophy A Heidegger, Martin, The Essence of Human Freedom An Introduction to Philosophy, trans. Ted Sadler, Continuum, 2002, 216pp, $29.95 (pbk), ISBN 0826459242. http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=1160

27. Artefact - A Site Of Philosophy: Inventory Articles, links, and other resources, some in German. http://www.webcom.com/artefact/artfinvn.html

home site search further links publications list arte fact philo sophy launched Last modified: 24-Aug-2010 Current arte fact inventory Latest additions first Download TrueType font Sgreek for PC and Mac) Values, social and beyond An attempt to gain clarity about 'our values' that everybody appeals to and deploys in political controversies. A step beyond is also taken to Plato's famous idea of the good. Digital Being, the Real Continuum, the Rational and the Irrational Paper for the 28th North Texas Heidegger Symposium on 23-24 April 2010 dealing with crucial issues in the foundations of mathematics and of physics. Anglophone Justice Theory, the Gainful Game and the Political Power Play Recent Anglophone theories of justice display a conspicuous blindness to considerations of commutative justice in favour of distributive social justice. Zu H.D. Kittsteiner Two notes on the treatment of the value-form and the set-up (Gestell) in H. D. Kittsteiner's book on Marx and Heidegger. Four original songs in MP3 audio with lyrics i) Cybernetic Feedback Loop ii) Movement Moves iii) Banality of Goodness . iv) Who-Game Excursus 1: On the antinomy between countable discreteness and the continuum in twentieth-century mathematical foundations (Solomon Feferman and Hermann Weyl) Excursus 2: On quantum physics' assault on time (Hermann Weyl, John Archibald Wheeler, Julian Barbour)

28. Mitdasein Archive: Heidegger-Gesprächskreis Public discussion group for the promotion of original and engaging work relating to the philosopher s theories. http://www.mitdasein.com/

@import "archive.css"; Mitdasein Archive Politics of Bodies and Spaces Machenschaft , alex (2005-01-27 04:05:02): Hallo dear readers, I wonder if there can be made links concerning Machenschaft to our present time. Do you see any possible connection to the world today? The word Machenschaft was "made" by Heidegger in the years 30. This was the time of the rising nazism. So, our time of democracy is much different. But still there is a possibility of connections. I like to rad tou on this subject. I myself think, that there could be a pipeline view today, which is the same as in these years. Thanks for answering. Whish you all teh best by reading Heidegger, the deepest thinker of the last century.... question regarding Transcendental subjectivity and such. ( Being and Time related) , Slightly Cornered Animal (2004-12-20 22:31:48): I don't quite understand the meaning of the transcendental subjectivity and it's relation to the emergence of the objectivity of objects.... Heidegger on "die Welt" , Tarnhari (2004-12-11 11:13:38): Dear Everybody, I would most appreciate it if some of You enlightened people would answer the following question: Heidegger spoke of an In-der-Welt-sein. The "openness" in this state, that according to Heidegger underlies the understanding of existence, also concerns the "world" (Welt or Bedeutsamkeit). What are the limitations of this "world"? Is it to be understood as the totality of existence or could it have been meant as a "situation", perhaps a culture? ...

29. Martin Heidegger Resources Daniel Fidel Ferrer Alfred Denker Several papers and bibliographies, along with links to external sites. http://www.freewebs.com/m3smg2/

http://www.martin-heidegger.org/ Dr. Alfred Denker's Project: PhiloArt 80, rue Henri IV 76660 Mesnil-Follemprise Frankreich E-Mail: philoart@philoart.net Webseite: www.philoart.net Programs for 2010: http://www.philoart.net/programm_2010 Books: Letters to his wife, 1915-1970. By Martin Heidegger In English. Cambridge. ISBN: 9780745641355 [Note: these letters are very personal with some philosophy. Remarks about Husserl and Hegel, I found interesting, DFF]. Additional new books. Eine Frage von Irre und Schuld?: Martin Heidegger und der Nationalsozialismus Dr. Holger Zaborowski (Autor) This is a major new study on Martin Heidegger's thought. By Dr. Holger Zaborowski. Flyer here. 244 Seiten, Kartoniert ISBN: 978-3-495-48242-1 Verlag Karl Alber. Next Conferences of the Martin Heidegger Research Group (Forschungsgruppe). Topic: Nature, Art, and Technology. Date: May 25 to May 28, (note change to 2011. Not 2010). http://faculty.cua.edu/zaborowski/Religion.htm Papers can be presented in German, English, and French. For further information about the conference

30. Heidegger, Martin From A Dictionary Of Philosophy, Third Edition | BookRags.com Heidegger, Martin from A Dictionary of Philosophy, Third Edition. Heidegger, Martin summary with 1 pages of research material. http://www.bookrags.com/tandf/heidegger-martin-3-tf/

31. Ereignis - Martin Heidegger In English List of websites, online papers and articles on Heidegger. http://www.beyng.com/ereignis.html

Ereignis @ beyng.com Punktmannigfaltigkeit Welcome to my Heidegger site. It contains information on the German philosopher Martin Heidegger (1889-1976) and links to related web pages in English. Information at this site Latest links Chronology of Heidegger's Life Heidegger Books ... Heidegger Mailing Lists Links that I've been able to categorize Written by Heidegger Introductions, References and short biographies Being and Time ... Publishers Be aware that most links at this site do not fit into the specific categories above. All the links to Heidegger and his thinking are below. Multilingual Heidegger heidegger.de(utsch) Heidegger en Castellano Heidegger Association of Tokyo heidegger.ru(ssian) ... Heidegger Célèbre The rest of this page has all the links ordered chronologically with the most recent additions at the top. Rethinking Levinas on Heideger on Death [PDF] Iain Thomson Heidegger and Levinas both understood themselves as struggling to articulate the requisite ethical response to the great traumas of the twentieth century, and [...] if we compare their thinking at this level, we can better understand the ways in which Levinas - like all other important post-Heideggerian thinkers - genuinely diverges from Heidegger even while building on his thinking. Following the Words: Heidegger's Account of Religion as Nachfolge [PDF] Robert Metcalf We find Heidegger emphasizing this hermeneutic character of Nachfolge when, rather than understanding religion in terms of doctrines or systems of teaching, he insists that what one follows in being religious are the words of the founder—that the words alone are what is decisive.

32. Heidegger, Martin Glossary of Religion and Philosophy Short Biography of Martin Heidegger http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/general/bldef_heidegger.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Agnosticism / Atheism Agnosticism / Atheism Search Atheism Basics Critiquing Religion Life Without Gods ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Filed In: Agnosticism / Atheism Martin Heidegger Back to Last Page Glossary Index Related Terms existentialism ontology phenomenology Dasein Name: Martin Heidegger Dates: Born: September 22, 1889 in Messkirch, Germany Died: May 26, 1976 in Messkirch, Germany Specialization Phenomenology Ontology Theology Major Works Sein und Zeit (English: Being and Time, 1927) Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics (1929) What is Called Thinking (1954) Identity and Difference (1957) Basic Problems of Phenomenology (1975) Biography: Martin Heidegger was a German philosopher who used Husserl's ideas about phenomenology in an effort to better understand the nature of "Being" - i.e., questions about ontology. As a result, Heidegger developed a philosophy in which he argued that the nature of human existence involved active participation in the world, regardless of what that participation entailed. This he labeled "being there," in German Dasein Heidegger's philosophy is sometimes overshadowed by the enthusiastic support he showed for the Nazis and their education policies when he served as the Rector for the University of Freiburg 1933-34. He not only publicly converted to National Socialism, but he also deliberately distanced himself from Husserl, a Jewish philosopher whom he had previously admired. Because of this, Heidegger was suspended from all teaching duites after the war from 1945 to 1950. The exact scope and nature of his Nazi sympathies remains a matter of debate.

33. Martin Heidegger On Aletheia (Truth) As Unconcealment Complete list of the published and unpublished volumes of the Heidegger Gesamtausgabe Edition (Collected Works) http://www.formalontology.it/heidegger-aletheia.htm

by Raul Corazzon - e-mail: rc[at]ontology.co Click on the image for the mobile version For an Overview see the Index of the Pages or the Alphabetical Index of the Philosophers: A-F G-O P-Z ; you can also download the page as or see the Table of Contemporary Ontologists (PDF) SEARCH in this site: Change of Address: August 13, 2010 this site moved from www.formalontology.it to www.ontology.co Martin Heidegger on Aletheia (Truth) as Unconcealment Index of the Section: "The Rediscovery of Ontology in Contemporary Thought" Table of Formal and Descriptivists Ontologists (PDF - from Bernard Bolzano to present time) Ontologists of the 19th and 20th Centuries (a selection of critical judgments about some of the greatest philosophers of the recent past) Living Ontologists (a list of authors with an interest in ontology, with synthetic bibliographies) Selected Bibliography on Heidegger's Interpretation of Aletheia as Unconcealment A detailed Index of the Section "History of the Theories of Truth" is available in " Ontological Topics in the History of Philosophy PRELIMINARY NOTE In its initial form this section will offer five pages on Martin Heidegger (the first two are contributions to the History of Truth): 1) Heidegger's contributions to the interpretation of the Greek word for Truth ( Aletheia ) as Unconcealment and to the history of his translation in Latin as Veritas 2) An annotated bibliography of Heidegger's texts on Aletheia and a selection of critical studies;

34. Heidegger, Martin - Body, Life, Time, Person, Human Endof-Life Issues, Epicurus, Epitaphs, Euthanasia, Exhumation, Exposure to the Elements, Extinction, Famine, Feifel, Herman, Firearms, etc… http://www.deathreference.com/Gi-Ho/Heidegger-Martin.html

35. Martin Heidegger And Environmental Ethics Online scholarly paper by Tad Beckman. http://www2.hmc.edu/~tbeckman/personal/Heidart.html

MARTIN HEIDEGGER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS After World War II, Martin Heidegger directed much of his thinking to technology and to the impact of technology on our perceptions of human life. One of the essays developed along this path was "The Question Concerning Technology." It is unfortunate that the essay is not widely read because it carries the critique of technology out of its usual context and form and delivers it into a new light where there is, perhaps, some progress to be made. Furthermore, the essay has special significance to environmental issues and, I believe, lays a new groundwork for an ethical approach to our relations with the environment. The tension in this essay comes into sharp focus, at the end, in Heidegger's preposterous suggestion that art may be what we need to carry us out of the dangerous epoch of technology. I say that this is "preposterous" on two grounds. First, our society thinks of technology as its distinctive talent and strength, not as a disaster. Second, our society sees art as frivolous and impotent in the "real world" of capitalistically generated technology. Heidegger himself recognized this irony and devoted the major portion of the essay to a careful analysis of the dangers that befall us in technology. His suggestion regarding art came late and remained poorly explicated. My intention, in this essay, is to interpret Heidegger's thesis about technology and art in the context of forming an ethical approach to the environment. What we shall discover along this path is that human nature, technology, and art are all intertwined in complex ways. At present, these relationships stand in great confusion and this confusion is part of the danger of our time. But this confusion can be grasped and dispensed with by thinking our way into the essence of our technological epoch. We may also ask, What is the essence of art that it might bear some relation to this epoch? And finally, What is our essence as human beings in relation to technology, art, and our natural environment?

36. Heidegger, Martin Quotes On Quotations Book Martin Heidegger (September 26, 1889 May 26, 1976) was a German philosopher. He studied at the University of Freiburg under Edmund Husserl, the founder of phenomenology, and http://quotationsbook.com/author/3330/

37. Introduction To Metaphysics By Martin Heidegger Brief excerpt from Heidegger s essay. Includes links to other related sites. http://www.paraethos.com/library/meta.htm

Introduction to Metaphysics Martin Heidegger Anyone for whom the Bible is divine revelation and truth has the answer to the question "Why are there essents rather than nothing?" even before it is asked: everything that is, except God himself, has been created by Him. God himself, the increate creator, "is". One who holds to such faith can in a way participate in the asking of our question, but he cannot really question without ceasing to be a believer and taking all the consequences of such a step. He will only be able to act "as if"... On the one hand a faith that does not perpetually expose itself to the possibility of unfaith is no faith but merely a convenience: the believer simply makes up his mind to adhere to the traditional doctrine. This is neither faith nor questioning, but the indifference of those who can busy themselves with everything, sometimes even displaying a keen interest in faith as well as questioning. From the standpoint of faith our question is "foolish". Philosophy is this very foolishness. About the Author Ereignis: Comprehensive Heidgger Links Artefact: A Site of Philosophy This is the Heidegger Page Heidegger Resources Cross-References Heidegger was a major figure and influence in contemporary continental philosophy, affecting the work of

38. Heidegger, Martin Heidegger, Martin Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2004. Read Heidegger, Martin at Questia library. http://www.questia.com/read/101248700

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39. Hegel & The Greeks Aphoristic 1958 lecture on Hegel s interpretation of classical Greek doctrine. http://www.morec.com/hegelgre.htm

Hegel and the Greeks From Conference of the Academy of Sciences at Heidelberg, July 26, 1958 by Martin Heidegger Internet resource made available by More C The title of this conference can be transformed into a question: How does Hegel present the philosophy of the Greeks within the horizon of his philosophy? We could respond to such a question by historically studying Hegel's philosophy starting from the present point of view and by such means follow in step Hegel's historical presentation of Greek philosophy. Such a method provides historical research with historical connections. Such a project has its proper justification and utility. Nevertheless, something other is in play. By stating "the Greeks" we think back to the beginnings of philosophy; by stating "Hegel" we think to its completion. Hegel himself understands philosophy in such a manner. Within the title "Hegel and the Greeks" it is the whole of philosophy within its history that speaks, and that today in a times in which the collapse of philosophy becomes flagrant; because it has migrated into logistics, psychology, and sociology. These autonomous domains of research assure themselves of increasing importance and polymorphous influence as functional forms and performance instruments in the political-economic world, that is, in an essential sense, of the technical world. However, this collapse of philosophy, determined from afar and irresistibly, is not without further ado the end of thinking, but rather something else, however withdrawn from public accessibility. What follows will ponder for a while on this in an attempt to bring to mind the matter of thought. The matter of thought comes into play. Matter means here that which, by its nature, the presentation requires. To correspond to such requirement, it is necessary that we let ourselves gaze from out of the matter of thought and prepare for thought , determined by its own matter, to transform itself.

40. Routledge Heidegger, Martin Heidegger, Martin (18891976), Thomas Sheehan Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy , editor Edward Craig, London and New York Routledge, 1998, IV, 307-323. http://www.stanford.edu/dept/relstud/faculty/sheehan/pdf/Routledge.pdf

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