The Renewal of the Heidegger-Kant Dialogue: Action, Thought, and Responsibility (SUNY Series... Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
Ch. 1	Hermeneutics, Finitude, and the Copernican Revolution	3
	The Emerging Problem of Facticity	5
	The Transposition of Metaphysics	21
	The Wider Art of Hermeneutics	32
Ch. 2	The Rift between Judgment and Truth	45
	Possibility and the Being of Dasein	47
	The New Strategy of Transcendental Deduction	60
	The Triunitary Structure of Time	68
Ch. 3	Phenomenology and the Silent Play of World	81
	Logos and the Radicalization of Phenomenological Method	83
	The Subterranean Concern of the Dialectic	91
	The Anomalous Character of World in Scheler	107
	The Crisis in Metaphysics	115
Ch. 4	Temporality and Its Schematic Configuration	131
	Presence, Perception, and Subjectivity	133
	The Existential Root of Understanding	145
	Temporality and the Development of Horizonal Schema	155
Ch. 5	Imagination and Retrieval	167
	Repetition, Sensibility, and the Recoil from Nothingness	169
	The Lengthy Way back to Imagination	187
	Is There a Meaning of Being?	204
Ch. 6	Transcendence and the Frontiers of Praxis	223
	The Question of Metontology	225
	Being and the A Priori	236
	The Hallmark of Freedom	249
Ch. 7	Praxis and the Dilemma of Freedom	267
	The Dispositional Character of Moral Respect	269
	The Transcendence of the Practical Self	278
	The Finite Nature of Freedom	288
Ch. 8	Physis and Its Withholding in Natural Science	305
	The Silent Power of the Nothing	308
	The Copernican Revolution Revisited	317
	The Humanistic Dilemma of Transcendental Philosophy	336
Ch. 9	The Imaginative Folds of Technology	353
	Trans-positions and the Gestell	356
	The Praxis of Phenomenology	371
	The Imaginative Locus of the Good	383
	Notes	399
	Index	449