Heidegger's Analytic: Interpretation, Discourse and Authenticity in Being and Time (Modern European Philosophy)

342 Pages·2003·1.61 MB·English

by  Taylor Carman

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HEIDEGGER’S ANALYTIC
ThisbookoffersanewinterpretationofHeidegger’smajorwork,Being
and Time. Taylor Carman places Heidegger’s early philosophy in a
broadly Kantian context, describes its departure from Husserl’s phe-
nomenology,andcontrastsitwithrecenttheoriesofintentionality,no-
tably those of Dennett and Searle. Unlike others who view Heidegger
asaKantianidealist,however,Carmandefendsarealistinterpretation.
The book also examines the status of linguistic and nonlinguistic dis-
courseinBeingandTimeandconcludeswithadiscussionofHeidegger’s
conceptsofguilt,death,andauthenticity.
Rigorous,jargon-free,anddeftlyargued,thisbookwillbenecessary
readingforallseriousstudentsofHeidegger.
TaylorCarmanisAssistantProfessorofPhilosophyatBarnardCollege,
ColumbiaUniversity.

MODERN EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY
GeneralEditor
RobertB.Pippin,UniversityofChicago
AdvisoryBoard
GaryGutting,UniversityofNotreDame
Rolf-PeterHorstmann,HumboldtUniversity,Berlin
MarkSacks,UniversityofEssex
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HEIDEGGER’S ANALY TIC
Interpretation, Discourse, and Authenticity
in Being and Time
TAY LOR CARMAN
BarnardCollege,ColumbiaUniversity
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