Martin Heidegger Explained, Part 1: Being and Time (1927)

An explication and sketch of Martin Heidegger's defining text "Being and Time".
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Contents:
General Intro/Biography - 00:00:00

Being and Time:
Introduction:
Chapter I: The Necessity, Structure and Priority of the Question of Being - 00:11:27
Chapter II: The Twofold Task in Working Out the Question of Being; Method and Design of Our Investigation - 00:19:07

Division One: Preparatory Fundamental Analysis of Dasein
Chapter I: Exposition of the Task of a Preparatory Analysis of Dasein - 00:31:14
Chapter II: Being-in-the-World in General as the Basic State of Dasein - 00:37:22
Chapter III: The Worldhood of the World - 00:41:07
Chapter IV: Being-in-the-World as Being-With and Being-One's-Self; The "They" - 00:58:24
Chapter V: Being-in as Such - 01:13:26
Chapter VI: Care as the Being of Dasein - 01:59:44

Division Two: Dasein and Temporality
Chapter I: Dasein's Possibility of Being-a-Whole, and Being-Towards-Death - 02:33:27
Chapter II: Dasein's Attestation of an Authentic Potentiality-for-Being, and Resoluteness - 02:51:46
Chapter III: Dasein's Authentic Potentiality-for-Being-a-Whole, and Temporality as the Ontological Meaning of Care - 03:04:00
Chapter IV: Temporality and Everydayness - 03:23:16
Chapter V: Temporality and Historicality - 03:39:34
Chapter VI: Temporality and Within-Time-ness as the Source of the Ordinary Conception of Time - 03:52:48

Closing Remarks - 03:57:50

[nyx]

I watched this a month ago and came back to marvel at this video a second time. Absolutely phenomenal work sir.

[wizardite]

One of the few philosophy channels not lead by a pseud.
Very interesting video, thank you very much for the effort.
I learnt a lot about German Whitehead 👍

[rrosaseconda]

This has served me as a good refresher. Thank you. I attended & recently reviewed Drefus' lectures and later worked w/ his student, Fred Doland, in a course called "Heigegger for Artists."

[lapsecontinuum]

Definitely one of the better commentaries on YouTube. High quality, thoughtful, & close to the text. Thank you!

[brandoagusti]

I am so extremely thankful for this. I am finishing B&T and I really wanted a full reivew like this as I get to the conclusion. Thank you so much.

[pyr_aeizoon]

This is the best break down I’ve seen of “Being and time” here on YT…as clear and concise as it possibly could be for a book such as this one. Excellent work!!

[GaryFaulkner-fd]

Great Job Jade. Without your brilliant explainer I may have simply given up on reading B&T and gone straight to the G&T

[laurencehulme]

INCREDIBLE video - wow! Maybe the best break down of S&Z online. Thanks so much for doing this

[joaopedrocastro]

Amazing video, I hope you keep on posting more philosophy content

[JazzLispAndBeer]

I found this yesterday night and fell asleep. I was dreaming about people I know which all could recite Heidegger which I was very impressed by.. 😂 Anyway. Excellent video - top notch!

[Deletedvirus]

subahibi into western philosophy pipeline?
Thanks for the content. There needs more complete Heidegger commentary on Youtube.

[John-irid]

While I absolutely disagree with the notion that we can separate the man from the thought, I do believe that his work - as well as that of others with questionable associations and decisions, a la Ezra Pound - is nonetheless invaluable and worthy of earnest study.

[joszefrviz]

1. control
2. deception
3. blame
4. furthering control
5. demoralisation
6. reasons to repair for the first five stages.
7. complete control for the good of all.

[breezuhs]

Are you a philosophy student? Do you have any socials? Would love to chat with you on some of this! Excellent work

[FormsInSpace]

excellent upload. thanks for your work

[Awresh]

Any such commentary on critique of pure reason on yt?

[igorcapelari]

youre better than university professors, like wtf man, how can it be?

[EmilØstergaardAndersen]

I'm not a fan of Heidegger but I really enjoyed your video regardless, keep it up!

[jacquiecotillard]

He really seemed to hold Nazism in high regard and helped implement it, and never disowned it. I just can’t decide if he was a real Nazi or not! He thought a lot about Nazism, but it’s impossible to say that it influenced his writing. I guess some people are too sensitive and just see Nazis everywhere!

[martinhersey]

I found “Being and Time” to be incomprehensible. Wittgenstein is easy to understand.