The Method of Heidegger’s research in “Being and Time”

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 PhD Candidate of Philosophy, University of Gom.

2 Associate Professor of Philosophy Department, University of Isfahan.

Abstract

Martin Heidegger chooses Being as his subject matter for his philosophy and believes that it has been neglected throughout the history of thinking . So he calls attention to it .The basis of his thought, he believes is to regard Being and to question it .Therefore he begins his job by men’s special being (Dasein) , for it is he who questions Being and this is one his essential characteristics . His method introduced as “hermeneutic phenomenology” differs completely from resoning method of mysticism and also the transcendental phenomenology of Husserl . In this method the relation of man(Dasein) has been analyzed with regard to his structures and his special mode of his being . In fact he approaches being by the analysis of its meaning . His method can be used in islamic philosophy and mysticism.

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Journal of Philosophical Investigations
Volume 8, Issue 14 - Serial Number 14
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September 2014
Pages 71-92

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