... the latter problem we should draw instead on the works of Max Scheler and Hans Jonas. bioethics health and illness Martin Heidegger phenomenology philosophical anthropology Bioethics can be broadly understood as ethical reflection on the practices, policies...

... poiesis, nature, and human Being. German Literature Nature Poetry Sacramental Theology Theopoetics Ecotheology Annette von Droste-Hülshoff Martin Heidegger In 1936, Martin Heidegger put down the following thoughts on the essence of art: Thus, the nature of art would be this: the truth of beings...

... sensitivity to other forms, even the most obvious. ¹³ More philosophically, his sense of human indwelling in nature also bears comparison with Martin Heidegger’s notion of dwelling poetically, which is (in the words of James C. Edwards) to live ‘so as to measure oneself against that Nothing...

... of writing as a means of engaging with the interrelation of self, society and desire. desire text subjectivity John Burnside A Summer of Drowning Martin Heidegger Lee Edelman An encounter with the Real is thus a disturbing experience, and one which, due to the precarious vulnerability of home...

... in palliative care. Authenticity death Martin Heidegger palliative care phenomenology social work The ‘bedside manner’ or approach of social workers towards their dying clients (as well as the approach of physicians, hospital personnel and other experts whose task it is to take care of the dying persons...

... 2008 20 3 2009 © The Author 2009. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Cambridge Political Economy Society. All rights reserved. 2010 Martin Heidegger Edmund Husserl technology objects things 030 Martin Heidegger is famous for his early analysis of tools, and equally famous...

... to this pivotal philosophical project can be found in texts by Alan Turing, Jacques Ellul, and Martin Heidegger. Despite having initiated analytic, sociological, and phenomenological approaches to philosophy of technology, respectively, all three are often treated today in a somewhat patronizing manner...

... by Nietzsche who employ his ideas in their own arguments against work. The first such strand is the complex case of Martin Heidegger. The second is the philosophical scene in France in the middle of the twentieth century, where both Nietzsche and Heidegger were the main sources of inspiration. Because...

...0 22 05 2024 This chapter explores existential anxiety through the philosophy of death. With Martin Heidegger serving as primary guide, the chapter considers a handful of prominent Heideggerian theses about the close, mutually constitutive relationship between anxiety and death. In particular...

... Albert the Great creation human rights justice peace referentiality positive law capacities individualism natural law Thomist constitutionalism pluralism universality indeterminacy apophaticism Western metaphysics foundationalism relational ontology Christos Yannaras Martin Heidegger...

...This chapter engages two interrelated aspects of Paul Fiddes’s thought, namely his ideas on the futurity of God and his engagement with literature. The first part of the chapter sketches a constructive account of Christian eschatology in dialogue with Fiddes and with Martin Heidegger, emphasizing...

... minimalism analogy Caravaggio M Four Honest Outlaws Gordon D Marioni J Ray C Sala A Moment of Caravaggio The Manet’s Modernism qualitative dialectic Christopher Nolan Martin Heidegger secondary qualities technology philosophy of film modernist painting contemporary photographic practices...

...—not just religion and morality, but aesthetics, science, and philosophy. The work of Stanley Cavell and Michael Fried, and its impact in the philosophy of film and literature, is central here, as is J. M.Coetzee’s on the philosophy of autobiography; Martin Heidegger’s critique of science and technology...

... Martin Husserl Edmund self reflection Dasein phenomenology Hamlet Shakespeare self realization suicide introspection autonomy ethics Kant Immanuel duty Socrates Stoicism Søren Kierkegaard Jean-Paul Sartre Friedrich Nietzsche Simone de Beauvoir Martin Heidegger Albert Camus...

... Martin Heidegger Edmund Husserl lifeworld Friedrich Nietzsche perspectivism disenchantment Albert Camus absurdity We have seen that from an existentialist perspective, the self is inseparable from the world. So too is the world—or the world as it is for us—inseparable from human experience...

... Sartre Jean Paul world German language Levinas Emmanuel Marcel Gabriel ancient Greece Greece ancient Being Karl Jaspers Martin Heidegger existence the encompassing ontological difference Emmanuel Levinas Gabriel Marcel ontological mystery In describing the living dimensions...

... Søren creative fidelity fidelity creative Marcel Gabriel the present Friedrich Nietzsche eternal recurrence being-toward-death Martin Heidegger Gabriel Marcel Søren Kierkegaard repetition Simone de Beauvoir ambiguity We experience the present moment in vivid actuality, far more vividly...

... Martin Heidegger Albert Camus Gabriel Marcel Holocaust poetry Jean-Paul Sartre Rainer Maria Rilke In the preceding chapters of this book we have seen that existentialists express wildly diverging views about many topics. Yet in one way or another they all invite the human individual to live life...

...This introductory chapter elaborates on the thought process behind the creation of this biography of Martin Heidegger. In the process compiling research for this work, the chapter notes that the author's image of Heidegger has changed throughout, as more and more context as well as the author's own...

...This chapter considers Martin Heidegger's life during the immediate postwar period. While Germany's defeat shook the nation's foundations, Heidegger thought that it was time for a philosophical revolution. Apolitical because he lacked knowledge of and esteem for concrete politics, Heidegger...