The Importance of Dasein’s Selfhood in the Analysis of Being-Toward-Death and Being-a-Whole in Being and Time
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https://doi.org/10.5944/endoxa.47.2021.24191Keywords:
Selfhood, Being-Toward-Death, Being-a-Whole, PhenomenologyAbstract
This research paper aims to achieve an articulation and thematization
of two eminent Phenomena and/or Existentialia in Heidegger’s Book Being and Time
(§§ 45-53): Being-Toward-Death and Being-a-Whole, both of which relate to Dasein,
in order to show that the phenomenon called Dasein’s Selfhood is a necessary and sufficient
condition to achieve a full phenomenological apprehension of these Existentalia.
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