This book offers an analytic and innovative interpretation of Heidegger's late work. It takes seriously the claim that the late Heidegger endorses dialetheism and shows that the idea that Being is both an entity and not an entity is neither incoherent nor logically trivial.
This book offers an analytic and innovative interpretation of Heidegger's late work. It takes seriously the claim that the late Heidegger endorses dialetheism and shows that the idea that Being is both an entity and not an entity is neither incoherent nor logically trivial.
Filippo Casati is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Lehigh University (USA). His areas of specialization are Martin Heidegger and Ludwig Wittgenstein, with a passionate interest in Meinong. He has published in such venues as The British Journal for the History of Philosophy, Synthese , Logic et Analyse, Philosophical Topics and Philosophy Compass. With Daniel Dahlstrom, he has edited a forthcoming volume on Heidegger on Logic .
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: A New Way to Navigate the Heideggerian Archipelago 1. On Being and Entities 2. On The Difference Between Being and Entities 3. On a Very Destitute Matter 4. On Beyng 5. On Beyng and the Nothing 6. On the Abyss Conclusion: An Unaddressed Issue
Introduction: A New Way to Navigate the Heideggerian Archipelago 1. On Being and Entities 2. On The Difference Between Being and Entities 3. On a Very Destitute Matter 4. On Beyng 5. On Beyng and the Nothing 6. On the Abyss Conclusion: An Unaddressed Issue
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