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Cover
Contents
Introduction
Heidegger and Early Greek Thought
Heidegger and Plato
Heidegger and Aristotle
Notes
Part 1: Heidegger and Early Greek Thought
1. Heidegger, Tragedy, and the Ethics of the Uncanny: Reading Sophocles’s Antigone
Tragedy and the German Mission: Reading the Ister Lectures
Doubledness, Ambiguity, and the Question of Truth
Greek-German Kinship
The Ethical Question of Tragedy: Heidegger and Sophocles
An Ethics for a World at War? (The Question of the Homeland)
Tragedy As the Counterturning Relation between the Homely: Unhomely
Hypsipolis/Apolis
Antigone against the Measure of Poetic Dwelling
Notes
2. Heidegger’s “Pre-Aristotelians”: Nietzsche and Heidegger on Anaximander
Beginnings and Successions
On Students and Teachers
Speaking Wisdom: On Fragments and Their Discontents
How to Invent Fragments: On History and Hermeneutic Dogma
Thus Spake Anaximander, Thus Spake Heidegger
Whose Nietzsche? Whose Greeks?
Heidegger’s Pre-Aristotelians
Death
“Aus der Fuge—Out of Joint”
“They Hang On”
Notes
3. Alien Historicity: Ancestral Fictions in Heidegger, Derrida, and H. P. Lovecraft
Notes
4. Disciples of Empedocles: Hölderlin, Nietzsche, and … Heidegger?
Notes
Part 2: Heidegger and Plato
5. From Parmenides to Plato via Thucydides: On the Way to Metaphysics
Introduction
The Emergence of the Ontological Difference
The Emergence of Sophistry
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Conclusion
Notes
6. Another Chorology: Reading Heidegger’s Plato Books
Heidegger’s Written and Unwritten Plato Books
Heidegger’s Platonic Dialogues: Country Path Conversations
Plato before Platonism, Heidegger after Anti-Platonism
The Premetaphysical Festival of the Platonic Chorology
From Heraclitus to Heidegger’s Other Chorology
From Plato’s Inceptual to Heidegger’s Other Chorology
An Ambiguous Transformation of the Nature of Nature
The Persistent Prevalence of Plato’s Supernatural Orientation
The Mortal Recoil: Earthbound After All?
Where Is Truth—in Presencing or in Representation?
Freeing Beings from Platonic Ideas
(Un)conclusion: Interpreting Plato’s Polis as Heidegger’s Lichtung
Notes
7. The Philosopher and the City: Heidegger Reading Plato’s Republic
Notes
Part 3: Heidegger and Aristotle
8. Heidegger’s Perversion of Virtue Ethics, 1924
(§1) Aristotle on Virtue Acquisition
(§2) Heidegger on Anxiety and Authenticity
(§3) Heidegger on Hexis
(§4) Heidegger’s Aristotle on Hermeneutics and the Good
(§5) The Perversion of Virtue Ethics
Notes
9. The Temporality of Life: Reading Aristotle with and Against Heidegger in Two Unpublished Seminars from 1923–1925
Heidegger on Aristotle in Two Unpublished Seminars
The 1924–25 Seminar on the Ontology of the Middle Ages
The 1923–24 Seminar on Aristotle’s Physics
Heidegger’s Interpretation of Metaphysics Theta
Aristotle on the Temporality of Kinêsis and Energeia
The Temporality of Energeia in Metaphysics Theta 6
The Temporality of the “Now” in the Physics
The Temporality of Common Sense in De Anima
Life after Aristotle: The Aiôn in Medieval Ontology
Conclusion
Notes
10. The Sky, from Below: Heidegger, Aristotle, and the Orientation of the Gaze
Notes
11. Pity, Fear and Catharsis from a Heideggerian Perspective
Introduction
Everyday Conversation and Fear
Pity and Being-with
Catharsis (again)
Conclusion
Notes
12. Rationalizing the Animal in Humanity: On Speaking with Neither Cause nor Purpose
Notes
Phenomenological Experience
Intentionality
The Phenomenological Reduction
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Notes
Additional Bibliography
14. Animal and World in Heidegger and Aristotle
Heidegger’s Cartesianism?
The Animal Body as World-ordering
Aristotle’s Vitalism?
Zoology
Anthropology
Human Animality
Conclusion
Notes
Abbreviations
Heidegger
Kant
Ancient Sources
Contributors
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                <marc:datafield ind1="" ind2="" tag="720"><marc:subfield code="a">هایدگر , مارتین (Martin Heidegger، فیلسوف معاصر آلمانی، فلسفه غربی، فلسفه قرن بیستم، مکتب پدیدارشناسی، هرمنوتیک، اگزیستانسیالیسم), 1889م. مسکیرش، امپراتوری آلمان#1976م. فرایبورگ، بادن-وورتمبرگ، آلمان</marc:subfield></marc:datafield>
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