Hubert Dreyfus - Heidegger's Being and Time, Division II (Part 2)

Lecture 6 - Authentic Temporality, the Phenomenon: 00:00
Lecture 7 - Temporality of Being-in-the-World: 01:01:53
Lecture 8 - The Ordinary Conception of Time: 02:31:18
Lecture 9 - Temporalität, Basic Problems: 04:42:04
Lecture 10 - Ontological Difference, Basic Problems: 06:52:19

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[ja-qkvd]

Very much helped me wrestle through that most difficult of all 2:4

[SamJCopeland-gjvg]

Thank you for posting this.

Gosh, I wish Dreyfus weren't so fixated on the issue of "scientific realism" in Heidegger. It's clearly part his attempt to legitimize Heidegger for an anglophone audience. But obviously a notion like "scientific realism" is just foreign to Heidegger's way of thinking. Time would have been better spent going over the internal content of Heidegger's theory of, well, time.

[melllv]

All animals that sing or dance count. If counting is time then time does not depend on us.