> I've been quiet on the list for a while, primarily because of other work,
> but also because I've been pondering various ways of avoiding flame and
> ruffled feathers, so to speak. Anyway, I'd like to know if anyone would
> be interested in a slow readings of Heidegger's philosophy of time.
> Specifically, I propose starting *on the THINKNET address* with Division
> II of _Being and Time_, moving on to the last part of _Basic Problems of
> Phenomenology_, and then tackling selected sections from _Metaphysical
> Foundations of Logic_. I figure such a project should take us well into
> the winter, so it's a big job. As for Heidegger's later philosophy of
> time, I have no idea what we might do, except read _On Time and Being_ and
> then go on to whatever else people suggest.
Sounds great. This is exactly the stuff I've been rereading. Count me in.
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> but also because I've been pondering various ways of avoiding flame and
> ruffled feathers, so to speak. Anyway, I'd like to know if anyone would
> be interested in a slow readings of Heidegger's philosophy of time.
> Specifically, I propose starting *on the THINKNET address* with Division
> II of _Being and Time_, moving on to the last part of _Basic Problems of
> Phenomenology_, and then tackling selected sections from _Metaphysical
> Foundations of Logic_. I figure such a project should take us well into
> the winter, so it's a big job. As for Heidegger's later philosophy of
> time, I have no idea what we might do, except read _On Time and Being_ and
> then go on to whatever else people suggest.
Sounds great. This is exactly the stuff I've been rereading. Count me in.
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