Being and Time: A Study of Being, Existence, and the Meaning of Time (Harper Perennial Modern Thought, 20)
In Being and Time, Martin Heidegger investigates the essence of being, human existence, and the significance of time. This influential philosophical work analyzes the structures of Dasein and critiques traditional ontology, providing a framework for understanding authenticity and temporality in human life.
About This Book
Being and Time is a foundational text in existential phenomenology, authored by Martin Heidegger. It delves into the structures of human existence and the temporal dimensions that shape our being.
The book examines the concept of Dasein, or being-there, as a way to understand how humans relate to their world and to the question of being itself.
Heidegger's analysis challenges traditional metaphysical approaches, emphasizing the everyday experiences and authentic modes of living.
As part of the Harper Perennial Modern Thought series, it remains a key resource for philosophical inquiry into time and existence.
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