Martin Heidegger - Contributions to Philosophy (1/7)

Contributions was written over the years 1936-38 and is a collection of Heidegger's notes/thoughts about beyng. As such, it was not written systematically from start to finish and lacks the polish of a book written explicitly for publication. Nevertheless, it is the first 'big picture' overview of Heidegger's post-Being and Time thought and therefore indispensable reading for the student of Heidegger.

In this video, I introduce Contributions and briefly discuss some general ideas Heidegger raises; including systems, technology, Being and Time, de-cision, negation, and two ways of thinking.

[vladimirbacha]

Hey brother. Nice to see you come back.

[zeb]

Hey bud! Great to see you back...don't be a stranger, love hearing your thoughts so keep em coming! Best, Zeb

[UnslavedPodcast]

would have helped if you;d explain if this was the FIRST time or not that he used the spelling Beying...

[richardfairley]

Hello, Absurd Being! Is it possible to understand Contributions to Philosophy without having studied Being and Time? Enjoying your videos!

[pfflam]

You missed an opportunity to say Beingy

[lastruebeliever]

Good time to start the Beitrage the old lockdown ta