The Call of Conscience | Heidegger - Being and Time

Welcome to 'Back to the Texts Themselves,' a series on phenomenology. This video provides an examination of sections 53 - 57 in Martin Heidegger's Being & Time.

I address the following topics:
1) Anticipation as a mode of relating to death
2) Conscience as self-disclosing of Dasein's fallenness
3) The call received in our anxious thrownness through the uncanny nothingness

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[OH-pcjx]

really great but super challenging! will need to rewatch

[pphyy]

Thanks for making such a detailed video, I am personally struggled with Heidegger's theory. This helps me a lot!!

[rafaelcarvalho]

I thought it was very nice this method of commenting on passages. The other method, those questions you would adress, it was verh nice too. But the commentary wow was great. You do it like a monster

[OH-pcjx]

at some point in the far flung future i would love a video on Sickness Unto Death, if that’s the sort of thing you’re acquainted with!

[peterblair]

Does something have to be at some point to be considered now as possible? (I am referring to not only innerworldly objects that do not have the being of Dasein but also to death, one's own most potentiality of being). Since l do not in any way endure after death other than in the mode of "one who has died" l never experience the transition from Dasein to innerworldly object (corpse) that needs to be taken care of. Thus l could perhaps say that l never experience actual death.

[OH-pcjx]

also, is it just me or is the ‘…’ in ‘until next time… be well’ getting longer? lol

[isabellewinstead]

What’s the difference between the “They-self” and the internalized super ego

[kazz]

It's just dasein all the way down