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| Acknowledgments | ||
| List of Abbreviations Used in the Text and Endnotes | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Prologue | ||
| Ch. 1 | Husserl and Heidegger: A Reappraisal of Their Relationship | |
| Why Husserl Is Not an Internalist | ||
| Heidegger's Indebtedness to Husserl | ||
| The Transcendental Turn | ||
| Ch. 2 | Toward an "Unworldly" Beginning | |
| Heidegger's Critique | ||
| Toward an "Unwordly" Existence | ||
| The Problem of "Sensuous Hyle" | ||
| The Enigma of the Consciousness of Time | ||
| The Vigilance of the Subject | ||
| Ch. 3 | Heidegger's Recovery of the World | |
| Dasein's Distinctiveness | ||
| The Distinctiveness of the World | ||
| The Reluctance to Think Resistance | ||
| From Resistance to Avoidance | ||
| Ch. 4 | The Final Loss of the World | |
| From áImmanent Transcendence' to áTranscendent Immanence' | ||
| The Primacy of the World | ||
| A Defense of Infinity | ||
| Ch. 5 | The World Reclaimed | |
| The Return to an Embodied Dasein | ||
| The Body Moves before áI Can' - The Break with Immanence | ||
| The Primacy of the World | ||
| App | The World That Speaks | |
| Notes | ||
| Works Cited | ||
| Subject Index | ||
| Name Index |
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Jocy Berklund
reviewed World Unclaimed: A Challenge to Heidegger's Critique of Husserl on June 07, 2017
World Unclaimed
Well certainly those racial chapters weren't from Nietzsche, but from his antisemitic sister... Really sometimes is really hard to understand where is Nietzsche and he isn't, for example there is so much emphasis on the eternal recurence and to the aristocratic class priority, and strangely enough in some parts it is talked about this strange leader, who seems pretty much as a dictator to me. Sure it wasn't Nietzsche doing on those ones... but rather when in the book it speaks about the noble man, the artist, about decadence, about the lonely person and yeah off course The Will to Power. I think we can find the old Nietzsche perspective on those themes.
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