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Author: Denis McManus (University of Southampton, UK)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.498kg
ISBN: 9780415672696
ISBN 10: 0415672694
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 22 September 2014
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
""This excellent collection, with contributions from leading scholars on a well-chosen set of topics, should go a long way towards correcting the relative neglect of Division II of Being and Time. Future discussions of and classes on Heidegger will benefit greatly from this work. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Heidegger and continental philosophy in general."" - Lee Braver, University of South Florida, USA ""Division II of Being and Time has long been considered an existentialist embarrassment, or a barely disguised fascist manifesto, or some confused amalgamation of both. With this series of consistently excellent essays, a philosophically serious reception of Division II has finally begun."" - Joseph Schear, University of Oxford, UK ""Let no one again complain that Division II of Being and Time has been neglected in the Anglo-American Heidegger scholarship. This important collection reflects the significant advances that have been made in recent years in coming to terms with the ""other half"" of Heidegger’s magnum opus. The result is a deeper understanding of both the part and the whole, advances in the critical assessment of Heidegger’s position, and some startling applications to contemporary debates."" - Wayne Martin, University of Essex, UK
This excellent collection, with contributions from leading scholars on a well-chosen set of topics, should go a long way towards correcting the relative neglect of Division II of Being and Time. Future discussions of and classes on Heidegger will benefit greatly from this work. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Heidegger and continental philosophy in general. - Lee Braver, University of South Florida, USA Division II of Being and Time has long been considered an existentialist embarrassment, or a barely disguised fascist manifesto, or some confused amalgamation of both. With this series of consistently excellent essays, a philosophically serious reception of Division II has finally begun. - Joseph Schear, University of Oxford, UK Let no one again complain that Division II of Being and Time has been neglected in the Anglo-American Heidegger scholarship. This important collection reflects the significant advances that have been made in recent years in coming to terms with the other half of Heidegger's magnum opus. The result is a deeper understanding of both the part and the whole, advances in the critical assessment of Heidegger's position, and some startling applications to contemporary debates. - Wayne Martin, University of Essex, UK
This excellent collection, with contributions from leading scholars on a well-chosen set of topics, should go a long way towards correcting the relative neglect of Division II of Being and Time. Future discussions of and classes on Heidegger will benefit greatly from this work. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Heidegger and continental philosophy in general. - Lee Braver, University of South Florida, USA Division II of Being and Time has long been considered an existentialist embarrassment, or a barely disguised fascist manifesto, or some confused amalgamation of both. With this series of consistently excellent essays, a philosophically serious reception of Division II has finally begun. - Joseph Schear, University of Oxford, UK
This excellent collection, with contributions from leading scholars on a well-chosen set of topics, should go a long way towards correcting the relative neglect of Division II of Being and Time. Future discussions of and classes on Heidegger will benefit greatly from this work. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Heidegger and continental philosophy in general. - Lee Braver, University of South Florida, USA Division II of Being and Time has long been considered an existentialist embarrassment, or a barely disguised fascist manifesto, or some confused amalgamation of both. With this series of consistently excellent essays, a philosophically serious reception of Division II has finally begun. - Joseph Schear, University of Oxford, UK Let no one again complain that Division II of Being and Time has been neglected in the Anglo-American Heidegger scholarship. This important collection reflects the significant advances that have been made in recent years in coming to terms with the other half of Heidegger's magnum opus. The result is a deeper understanding of both the part and the whole, advances in the critical assessment of Heidegger's position, and some startling applications to contemporary debates. - Wayne Martin, University of Essex, UK
This excellent collection, with contributions from leading scholars on a well-chosen set of topics, should go a long way towards correcting the relative neglect of Division II of Being and Time. Future discussions of and classes on Heidegger will benefit greatly from this work. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Heidegger and continental philosophy in general. - Lee Braver, University of South Florida, USA
Author Information
DenisMcManus is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Southampton, UK. He is the author of The Enchantment of Words: Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (2006), Heidegger and the Measure of Truth (2012), and editor of Wittgenstein and Scepticism (2004).
