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基本説明
Presents contributios as a phenomenology of the 'religious life' and shows that this book is central to all Heidegger's later works.
Full Description
Contributions to Philosophy was published posthumously in 1989. The book casts Heidegger's philosophy in a wholly new light against the received opinion of Being and Time, as well as forming an important bridge between Heidegger's earlier and later works. Jason Powell's detailed and informative examination of this major work is extremely timely. Powell situates Contributions to Philosophy in the context of Heidegger's entire corpus and particularly alongside the other works he was writing in the 1930s. He shows how this important book continues to define the term 'Sein' ('Being') and further develops 'life' (here in a religious sense) as a central theme in Heidegger's work. Powell provides the reader with an overview of the significance of Contributions, its genesis and production, as well as current interpretations and its position in the received body of work on Heidegger. He explores in particular how this work relates to Heidegger magnum opus, Being and Time, and argues that Contributions was in fact the next step in Heidegger's major philosophical project as set out in his first major work.
Contents
1. Introduction; 2. Being and Time and the Self as a Living Experience; 3. The Rhetorical Originality of Contributions to Philosophy; 4. Gods Showing the Way of Life: Holderlin; 5. The Self as the Ultimate Theme of Philosophy: Nietzsche; 6. Contributions: The Intensification of the Sense of Life; 7. Contributions: The Struggle to Speak of Life; 8. Conclusion.
