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Horizon as Limit: About the Critique of Phenomenality of Being in Early Heidegger
Otagiri, Kentaro ; Sepp, Hans Rainer (advisor) ; Sakai, Kiyoshi (referee)
of the Master Thesis "Horizont als Grenze: Zur Kritik der Phänomenalität des Seins beim frühen Heidegger" Student: Kentarō OTAGIRI Master Erasmus Mundus EuroPhilosophie The intention of the Master Thesis is the critique of the phenomenality of being as a phenomenon in the horizontal thinking in early Heidegger, particularly in the context of his fundamental ontology. This is about the limit of the horizon for the phenomenon of being and of the limit of the thinking. This raises the question: What is the limit of the horizon for the being as a phenomenon and for the thinking? This problem is investigated through the conflict between the phenomenological-hermeneutical thinking of Heidegger and the thinking of dimensionality of life in Yoshihiro Nitta. Key words: M. Heidegger, Y. Nitta, horizon, limit, phenomenology, ontology, hermeneutics, Being and Time, Kantbuch.
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Horizon as Limit: About the Critique of Phenomenality of Being in Early Heidegger
Otagiri, Kentaro ; Sepp, Hans Rainer (advisor) ; Sakai, Kiyoshi (referee)
of the Master Thesis "Horizont als Grenze: Zur Kritik der Phänomenalität des Seins beim frühen Heidegger" Student: Kentarō OTAGIRI Master Erasmus Mundus EuroPhilosophie The intention of the Master Thesis is the critique of the phenomenality of being as a phenomenon in the horizontal thinking in early Heidegger, particularly in the context of his fundamental ontology. This is about the limit of the horizon for the phenomenon of being and of the limit of the thinking. This raises the question: What is the limit of the horizon for the being as a phenomenon and for the thinking? This problem is investigated through the conflict between the phenomenological-hermeneutical thinking of Heidegger and the thinking of dimensionality of life in Yoshihiro Nitta. Key words: M. Heidegger, Y. Nitta, horizon, limit, phenomenology, ontology, hermeneutics, Being and Time, Kantbuch.
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