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MARTIN

HEIDEGGER

BEING

ANDTIME

Translatedby

John

Macquarrie

&

EdwardRobinson

I]

BLACI<WELL

D./o.J

UK

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C

...

brii,.

USA

Thistranslationcopyright

©

BlackwellPublishersLtd1962FirstEnglishedition1962Reprinted1967,1973,1978,1980,1983,1985,1987,1988,

1990,1992,1993,1995

(twice),1996,1997,1998,1999,2000(twice),2001BlackwellPublishersLtd108CowleyRoadOxfordOX4UF,

UK

TranslatedfromtheGerman

SeinundZeit

(seventhedition)bypermission

of

MaxNiemeyerVerlag,Tiibingen

BritishLibraryCataloguing

in

PublicationData

A

crp

cataloguerecordforthisbook

is

availablefromtheBritishLibrary0-631-1977D-2(pbk)Printedandbound

in

GreatBritainbyMPGBooksLtd,Bodmin,CornwallThisbook

is

printedonacid-freepaper.

Dedicated

to

EDMUND

HUSSERL

infriendshipand

admiration

T

odtnauberg

in

Boden,

Black

Forest

8

April

1926

CONTENTS

[Page

references

marked'

H'

indicate

the

pagination

of

ihe

later

German

editions,

as

shown

in

theouter

margins

of

the

text.]

Translators'

Preface

Author's

Preface

to

the

SeventhGerman

EditionIntroduction

Exposition

of

theQuestion

of

theMeaning

of

Being

1.

THE

NECESSITY,

STRUCTURE,

AND

PRIORITY

OF

THEQUESTION

OF

BEING

I.

The

necessityforexplicitlyrestatingthequestion

of

Being

2.

The

formalstructure

of

thequestion

of

Being

3.

The

ontologicalpriority

of

thequestion

of

Being4.

The

onticalpriority

of

thequestion

of

Being

II.

THE

TWOFOLDTASK

IN

WORKING

OUT

THEQUESTION

OF

BEING.

METHOD

AND

DESIGN

OFOURINVESTIGATION

5.

The

ontologicalanalytic

of

Daseinaslayingbarethehorizonfor

an

Interpretation

of

themeaning

of

Beingingeneral6.

The

task

of

Destroyingthehistory

of

ontology

7.

The

phenomenologicalmethod

of

investigation

A.

The

concept

of

phenomenon

B.

The

concept

of

the

logosc.

Thepreliminary

conception

of

phenomenology

8.Design

ofthe

treatise

H.2

H.2

H.2

H·5

H.8

H.

II

H.

15

H.

15

H.

19

H.

17

H.

27

H·3

2

H.

34

H·39

21

21

Part

One

The

Interpretation

of

Dasein

inTerms

of

Temporality,

and

theExplication

of

Time

as

the

TranscendentalHorizon

for

the

Question

of

Being

DIVISION

ONE:PREPARATORYFUNDAMENTALANALYSIS

OF

DASEIN

I.

EXPOSITIONOF

THETASK

OF

A

PREPARATORY

ANALYSIS

OFDASEIN

g.

The

theme

of

theanalytic

of

Dasein

H·4

1

H·4

1

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