On Wed, 19 Jul 1995 PhilMill@xxxxxxx wrote:
> But are we really sure that death is the main point in Heidegger's
> dicussion of authenticity? Div Two, Ch 1 does describe authentic
> being-towards-death, but couldn't we authentically be-towards
> other possibilities as well? In that case, authentic being-towards-
> death would just be one special case (albeit a distinctive and
> singularly important one) of a broader phenomenon.
You mean aside from what Heidegger has to say? And what other ways are
you suggesting one might be 'authentic'?
..Lois Shawver
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