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Introduction Steven Levine Levine, Steven 1
1 Heidegger for Beginners Simon Critchley Critchley, Simon 9
2 Heidegger's Being and Time Reiner Schurmann Schurmann, Reiner 56
3 Originary inauthenticity - on Heidegger's Sein und Zeit Simon Critchley Critchley, Simon 132
Index 153
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James Steel
reviewed On Heidegger's and Being and Time on February 17, 2016
On Heidegger's and Being and Time
I wonder who this book was targeted at. It is not a fun pop-science book, if names like Lakoff, Ross or Chomsky-the-linguist do not ring a bell then you'll probably read less than twenty pages (out of 400), it is too boring. However, if you know what these people are famous for, you probably also know something about linguistics and would like to see more technical substance which the book is short of. So who would appreciate it other than a student in linguistics writing a semester essay about how wrong linguists were just 50 years ago (and still are)?
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