From Heidegger to Practical Philosophy

Maurer, Reinhart

doi:10.5840/idstudies19733210

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“…Its self-forgetfulness is, according to Heidegger, forgetfulness of Being." 34 Humans, as beings that are indebted to Being itself for their existence, have forgotten that they drive the revealing process and themselves are reveal-able beings.…”

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Heidegger and Social Ecology

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In this essay I defend Heidegger’s critique of technology against possible criticisms that he may be an anti-humanist and a mystic. This essay will show that Heidegger’s critique of technology is helpful in thinking about ecological questions; and his contributions to such questions is relevant and not radically separated from some of the work of other philosophers today including Karen Warren and Marilyn Frye.

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