Greatest Philosophers in History | Martin Heidegger

Martin Heidegger is known as one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century. He is best known for his work in existentialism and phenomenology.

His early work as a phenomenologist and university professor culminated in his masterpiece and one of the most significant works of contemporary European philosophy: Being and Time.

The fundamental concept of Being and Time is the idea of Dasein, which simply means existence, it is the experience of the human being.

This video explores many of his key terms for an introduction to Heidegger’s thought. Most importantly: Being-in-the-world, ready to hand and present-at hand, facticity, thrownness, existentiality, fallenness, Das Man, temporality, being-toward-death and the fourfold.

The later Heidegger reorients his philosophical concerns towards poetry, language, and technology.

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📚 Recommended Reading (High Quality and Best Translations)

▶ Being and Time (1927)
▶ The Question concerning Technology (1954)

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⌛ Timestamps

0:00 Introduction
3:15 Being and Time
4:03 Dasein
5:30 Being-in-the-world
6:45 Feature 1. Being as an issue
7:17 Feature 2. Care
8:30 Ready-to-hand and present-at-hand
11:04 Facticity
11:44 Existentiality
13:03 Fallenness
13:26 Das-Man
14:08 Authenticity and Inauthenticity
16:05 Being-toward-death
17:00 Temporality
18:40 The Turn
20:40 Technology
21:55 Only a God can Save Us
22:48 Heidegger's Controversy
23:45 Why You Should Read Heidegger

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[shengcer]

In Taoism, it is famously said “The immortal rule can not be told; the forever name can not be named…” I think Heidegger invented so many words for the same reason. His thought is at the very edge of what language could express. Great video, it is a shame this series seems to end here.

[InfinitiSin]

My Dasein shall be to enjoy this fantastic upload.
Also, this being a reminder to finish reading Being and Time.

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[Garghamellal]

You always edit brilliantly with appropriate music and appropriate images which convey the right feeling

[PhilosophyToons]

I was super excited for this one and it was great! Being in Time must've been a tough read but also very rewarding.

[celestilbernas]

This is a great channel to everyone who wants or interested in these philosophers. Sometimes, I get bored with professors discussing these things (don't get me wrong, I learned). I like the narrator's voice, not too fast and I get to digest every detail without me having a good background of studying a philosophy class. Just a curious reader here!

[naseempark]

Finally, I’ve been waiting for this one.

[jayabyss]

this sounds like non-dualism philosophy, awesome!

[Dacademeca]

Martin Heidegger was such an interesting philosopher.. I feel like he deserves more attention, great video and editing, and congrats on 4000 subs!

[leniepenie]

Man I love this channel everything is so well put and easy to understand!

[debanjanchowdhury]

Phenomenology is really an abstract and complicated concept. It's a demanding task to comprehend and grasp the intrinsic meaning of this concept. But it's really a fascinating and enthralling concept through which we can learn how to speculate our milieu.

[InspirationFromThePast]

Wow, the intro was very well done, loved it. Also I don't think that I heard about him before so thank you for bringing him to my attention and as always, your narration is pure gold. Congratulations on 4k Subscribers.

[The_Wanderer_And_His_Shadow]

Thank you for the good content! Because of works like that one, youtube is worth existing. I wish you many more subscribers. Greetings from Bulgaria!

[PsychedelicActualization]

'The Fieldpath' was the first thing I read from Heidegger. Such an amazing dude ❤️

[renzostefanmp]

Heidegger is my favorite philosopher, it's glad to see him in this channel, saved this video to watch it in a couple of hours when I get free, I'm excited. Thanks!. Btw, I came from the Dostoevsky video, which was really great. I'm sure you'll get a lot of subscribers in the future.

[Davlavi]

This channel deserves way more likes. Keep up the great videos.

[jkam]

Hey! You helped me finally understand Heidegger!!! Thank you!

[AdamFraserTv]

It’s been awhile since I’ve been excited by a piece of literature . Thank you for familiarizing me with this man . Way ahead of his time .

[dasociety]

This philosopher seems so deeply arcane in his observations, very difficuly to understand, my brain was twisting through that whole video. Thanks again for your great videos