Martin Heidegger Critical Assessments

Volume I: Philosophy

The beginning and the end of philosophy, Hans-Georg Gadamer
'Time and being', 1925-7, Thomas Sheehan
The preliminary conception of phenomenology and of the problematic of truth in Being and Time, Jean-François Courtine
Genetic phenomenology: towards a reconciliation of transcendental and ontological phenomenology, Christopher Macann
Heidegger's conception of space, Maria Villela-Petit
Heidegger on time and being, Joseph J. Kockelmans
The ekstatico-horizonal constitution of temporality, Françoise Dastur
What did Heidegger mean by 'Essence'?, Alfons Grieder
Theological resonances of Der Satz vom Grund, Joseph S. O'Leary
Heidegger, hermeneutics and ontology, Reiner Wiehl
Being as appropriation, Otto Pöggeler
Way and method: hermeneutic phenomenology in thinking the history of being, Friedrich-Wilhelm von Herrmann
Looking metaphysics in the face, Jean Greisch
The power of revelation of affectivity according to Heidegger, Michel Henry
An interpretation of Heidegger's Bremen lectures: towards a dialogue with his later thought, Köhei Mizoguchi
The end of philosophy as the beginning of thinking, Samuel IJsseling

Volume II: History of Philosophy

The mirror with the triple reflection, Marléne Zarader
Reading and thinking: Heidegger and the hinting Greeks, Kenneth Maly
Beyond being: Heidegger's Plato, Robert J. Dostal
Dasein as praxis: the Heideggerian assimilation and the radicalization of the practical philosophy of Aristotle, Franco Volpi
Meister Eckhart and the later Heidegger: the mystical element in Heidegger's thought, John D. Caputo
Heidegger and Descartes, Jean-Luc Marion
The 1929 debate between Cassirer and Heidegger, Pierre Aubenque
Hermeneutics in theory and practice, Christopher Macann
The dialogue between Heidegger and Hegel, Denise Souche-Dagues
The last thinker of the West, David Farrell Krell
Critical remarks on the Heideggerian reading of Nietzsche, Michel Haar
Heidegger and the principle of phenomenology, Klaus Held
The question of being and transcendental phenomenology: reflections on Heidegger's relationship to Husserl, John D. Caputo
Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty: Being-in-the-world with others?, Christina Schües
Lask, Lukács, Heidegger: the problem of irrationality and the theory of categories, István M. Fehér

Volume III: Language

Heidegger's conception of language in Being and Time, Jan Aler
Language and silence: self-inquiry in Heidegger and Zen, Tetsuaki Kotoh
Heidegger's language and the problems of translation, John Macquarrie
Thinking more deeply into the question of translation: essential translation and the unfolding of language, Parvis Emad
Heidegger's idea of truth, Ernst Tugendhat
Heidegger on logic, J. N. Mohanty
The essence of transcendence, Christopher Macann
The language of the event: the event of language, Theodore Kisiel
The transformation of language at another beginning, Robert Bernasconi
Language and reversal, John Sallis
Meaning adrift, John Sallis
Poetry and language in Heidegger, Walter Biemel
Heidegger and Hölderlin: the over-usage of 'Poets in an impoverished time', Annemarie Gethmann-Siefert
The flower of the mouth': Hölderlin's hint for Heidegger's thinking of the essence of language, Friedrich-Wilhelm von Herrmann
Heidegger on metaphor and metaphysics, Joseph J. Kockelmans
Heidegger and Ryle: two versions of phenomenology, Michael Murray
Wittgenstein and Heidegger: language games and life forms, Karl-Otto Apel

Volume IV: Reverberations

Heidegger and the thing, Jean-Pierre Faye
Heidegger's Nazism and the French debate, Tom Rockmore
Philosophy and politics: by way of Martin Heidegger, Joseph Margolis
The shadow of this thinking, Dominique Janicaud
Heidegger's Nietzsche and the Third Reich, Endre Kiss
Heidegger and the Imperial question, Eliane Escoubas
Fundamental ontology and political interlude: Heidegger as Rector of the University of Freiburg, István Fehér
Authenticity and Heidegger's challenge to ethical theory, Douglas Kellner
Who is Dasein? Towards an ethics of authenticity, Christopher Macann
The place of the work of art in the age of technology, Kathleen Wright
Heidegger's poetics: the question of mimemis, John Sallis
Heidegger, well-being and madness, Charles E. Scott
Heidegger, the possible and God, Richard Kearney
Heidegger and the new images of science, Theodore Kisiel
Heidegger and the physical sciences, Catherine Chevalley
On the origin of nihilism - in view of the problem of technology and karma, Akihiro Takeichi
Heidegger and Japanese thought: how much did he know and when did he know it?, Graham Parkes
Does the saving power also grow? Heidegger's last paths, Otto Pöggeler