Speaking Being: Werner Erhard, Martin Heidegger, and a New Possibility of Being Human

ISBN-13: 9781119549901 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 576 str.

Drew Kopp

Spis treści

About the Authors ixIntroduction 1Day One: Session One 7Talking about Being 8Dasein 12Two Theses 14Ontological Dialogue 16Being-in-the-World: Being-in 20Mood 24Interval: Hints: Ontological Distinctions 32Day One: Session Two 34Philosophy as Rhetorical Evocation 35Getting It and Losing It 44Authenticity 54Interval: Dasein: Meaning and Mineness 58Day One: Session Three 60Interval: Yankelovich Study Results 62Day One: Session Four 68Concern 73Already Always Listening 75Interval: Jargon 78Day One: Session Five 80End of Day One Interval: Reflexion: The Cartesian Deficiency 86Day Two: Session One 89Being-in-the-World: Being-With 92Giving and Reflexion 103The They-Self 107Interval: Hermeneutic Phenomenology 116Day Two: Session Two 120Thinking 121Heidegger's Pedagogy 127Solicitude of a Forum Leader 132Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part One of Eight: Getting and Losing 136Day Two: Session Three 138Social Moods 156Thrownness 159Day Two: Session Four 166End of Day Two Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Two of Eight: Questioning 168Day Three: Session One 171In-Order-To 172Awakening Attunements 185Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Three of Eight: Heidegger's Etymologies 196Day Three: Session Two 198Danger: Attunements and Moods 200Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Four of Eight: The Pre-Socratics 208Day Three: Session Three 212Choice 217The Violence of Meaning 226The Same 237God 259Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Five of Eight: Physis 264Day Three: Session Four 268Waiting for the Leap 284A Violent Way 292End of Day Three Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Six of Eight: Saying Nothing 308Day Four: Session One 311Being-in-the-World: World 312The Uncanny 319The Call of Conscience 332What is Said When Conscience Calls? 342Nothing: Beyond Nihilism 358Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Seven of Eight: Logos 372Day Four: Session Two 376The Three Levels of Truth 377Primordial Metaphor: Clearing 397The Drift 409"Way of Being" and the "Nature of Being for Human Beings" 418Interval: The Forgetting of Being, Part Eight of Eight: The Heart of the Matter 448Day Four: Session Three 450A Substance Ontology 472Event Ontology 479Technology 484Techne 492Enframing 499The Oblivion of Oblivion 510Transformation as Technology 519End of Day Four Interval: Technology of Transformation 530Afterword 532by Michael E. ZimmermanReferences 543Index 547

O autorze

Bruce Hyde (PhD, University of Southern California, 1990) was a Professor of Communication Studies at St. Cloud State University until his death on October 13th, 2015 (1941-2015). His primary interests as an educator were with the ontological dimensions of language and communication, and with dialogue as a non-polarized and non-polarizing form of public discourse.Drew Kopp (PhD, University of Arizona, 2009) is an Associate Professor of Writing Arts at Rowan University. His research interests focus on the theory and history of rhetorical pedagogies, and he has published articles in journals in the field of rhetoric and writing studies, including Rhetoric Review (2013), and JAC: Rhetoric, Writing, Culture, Politics (2012). He also contributed a chapter to the edited collection Disrupting Pedagogies in the Knowledge Society (2011).