Philosophy
Being and Time
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Being and Time
Martin Heidegger · Alfa Yayınları · 1927
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Martin Heidegger's Being and Time (German: Sein und Zeit) is one of the most significant — and demanding — philosophical works of the twentieth century. In it, Heidegger mounts a sweeping critique of Western philosophy by returning to a question that tradition had quietly shelved: what does it actually mean to be? The book circles that question with remarkable patience, insisting that we have forgotten how strange and urgent it really is.
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“"Incompleteness means this: that what belongs together has not yet come together."”
“Every inquiry is a search — and every search is guided, from the very start, by the thing it is looking for.”
“The moment a person begins to live, they are already old enough to die.”
“Everything seems to have been truly understood, grasped, and said — but it hasn't.”
“Everyone is someone else, and no one is themselves.”
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