Heidegger, Authenticity And The Self
Themes From Division Two Of Being And Time
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Authenticity and the question of Being, Charles Guignon
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Owned emotions: affective excellence in Heidegger
on Aristotle,
Katherine Withy
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A tale of two footnotes: Heidegger and the Question
of Kierkegaard,
Clare Carlisle
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Death, guilt, and nothingness in Luther, Kierkegaard, and
Being and Time,
George Pattison
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Anxiety’s ambiguity: Being and Time through Haufniensis’ lenses,
Jeffrey Haynes
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Jaspers, limit-situations, and the methodological function
of authenticity,
Stephan Käufer
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Essential guilt and transcendental conscience,
William Blattner
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Things fall apart: Heidegger on the constancy and finality
of death,
Taylor Carman
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Authenticity and the absence of death,
Daniel O. Dahlstrom
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Anxiety, choice and responsibility in Heidegger’s account
of authenticity,
Denis McManus
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Reordering the beginning chapters of Division Two of Being and Time,
Sophia Dandelet and Hubert Dreyfus
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Autonomy, authenticity, and the self,
Mark A. Wrathall
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Responsibility, autonomy, affectivity: a Heideggerian approach,
Steven Galt Crowell
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Early Heidegger and Sartre on authenticity,
Peter Poellner
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Nothingness and phenomenology: the co-disclosure of Sartre
and Heidegger,
Stephen Mulhall
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