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| Preface | ||
| Preface to the U.S. Edition | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Writer's preface | ||
| Writer's preface to the third edition | ||
| List of Symbols Used | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Pt. I | From There to Being | 25 |
| Ch. I | Being and Time | 27 |
| Ch. II | Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics | 106 |
| Ch. III | The Essence of Ground | 161 |
| Ch. IV | What is Metaphysics? | 194 |
| Pt. II | Reversal | 209 |
| Ch. I | On the Essence of Truth | 211 |
| Ch. II | The Self-assertion of the German University | 255 |
| Ch. III | Introduction to Metaphysics | 259 |
| Pt. III | From Being to Three | 299 |
| Sect. A | The De-volution of Thought | 299 |
| Ch. I | Plato | 301 |
| Ch. II | Aristotle | 309 |
| Ch. III | Descartes | 321 |
| Ch. IV | Hegel | 331 |
| Ch. V | Nietzsche | 361 |
| Ch. VI | Logic | 383 |
| Ch. VII | Humanism | 387 |
| Ch. VIII | Transition: Rilke | 391 |
| Sect. B | The Re-trieve of Thought | 401 |
| Ch. I | The Origin of a Work of Art, Holderlin and the Essence of Poetry | 403 |
| Ch. II | The Time of World-as-Picture | 418 |
| Ch. III | "As when upon a day of rest ..." | 423 |
| Ch. IV | Nietzsche's Word "God is dead" | 434 |
| Ch. V | "Homecoming," "Recollection" | 440 |
| Ch. VI | What is Metaphysics: Epilogue | 473 |
| Ch. VII | [actual symbol not reproducible] | 484 |
| Ch. VIII | [Lambda][omicron][gamma][omicron][sigma] | 490 |
| Ch. IX | Towards an Analysis of Release, Nihilism in Terms of Being-as-history | 502 |
| Ch. X | The Saying of Anaximander | 514 |
| Ch. XI | Whereunto the Poet? | 527 |
| Ch. XII | Letter on Humanism | 530 |
| Ch. XIII | Interlude: From the Experience of Thought | 553 |
| Interlude: The Pathway | 558 | |
| Ch. XIV | What is Metaphysics?: Introduction. The Essence of Ground: Prologue | 562 |
| Ch. XV | The Thing | 566 |
| Ch. XVI | Language | 577 |
| Ch. XVII | Working, Dwelling, Thinking | 583 |
| Ch. XVIII | "... Poetically doth man dwell ..." | 588 |
| Ch. XIX | What E-vokes Thought? | 595 |
| Conclusion | 621 | |
| Epilogue | 643 | |
| Chapter Outlines | 651 | |
| App | Courses, Seminars and Lectures of Martin Heidegger | 669 |
| Bibliography | 683 | |
| Glossary | 701 | |
| Indexes | 719 |
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Kelly Pierce
reviewed Heidegger: Through Phenomenology to Thought on April 08, 2018
Heidegger
I've used this book as a 'teaching aid.' It does a good job at this. Kant, as a writer, is about as lucid as Lizzie Borden. This _Companion" is a bit dry, but then again so is Kant. It does provide good explanatioins on those areas where Kant is obscure.
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