What is Historicity? | Heidegger - Being and Time | Phenomenology

Welcome to Back to the Texts Themselves, a series on phenomenology. Today I examine Part 2, sec 6 of the introduction to Being & Time.

In this video, I address the following questions:
1) Why historicity necessary to inquire into the meaning of being?
2) What is the destructuring of tradition?
3) How is presence an impediment to understanding temporality?

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#phenomenology #Heidegger #historicity #temporality #Dasein #Being #ontology #ontological #historicity #existentialism #presence #destructuring

[bergg]

It's like a language of the matrix that I as an inhabitant cannot grasp. Very compressed; It'll take time to decompress. Thanks for providing.

[phainomenae]

Very helpful. Very accurate. Thanks. Would love something on formal indication.

[argee]

Loving this series, thank you for your hard work

[fmcneece]

Just listened to your whole series here. Super lucid. I feel the listener needs farrr more time to orient themselves to some of these theories, but you do an excellent job of laying it out. Subscribed.

[peterblair]

Have you examined Duns Scotus's work Concerning Metaphysics? It took me a long time to really adopt his medieval grasp on being, but after very close examination l really think it is good. As you probably know, H did his dissertation or what-not on Scotus.

[sanjaybhowmick]

Well parsed out. I wanted to see if you have authored books but cannot find your name anywhere or I have missed. What is your name, Sir?

[misterwin-ph]

Добрый день. А что, если ввести понятия 'там-бытие''?

[Achrononmaster]

@9:00 thinking does not establish the existence of the thinker, it merely records awareness of one's existence. Mummies and Daddies establish our existence, and so on and so forth...