What is Being-in-the-world? | Martin Heidegger; Principia Ontologia | Western Philosophy

The central term Being-in-the-world—first introduced by Martin Heidegger within his inaugural publication—explained from a structurally, genealogically, and phenomenologically competent perspective that discloses the tremendous beauty, power, and significance of appreciating the fact that intersubjectivity is baked into the very fabric of Dasein.

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Writings (ResearchGate): https://www.researchga....

Principia Ontologia (Volume I): https://www.researchga....

Preface to Principia Ontologia (Volume I): https://www.researchga....

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References

Watts. M. (2011). The Philosophy of Heidegger. McGill-Queen’s University Press.

Wilber, K. (2017). A Brief History of Everything. Shambhala.

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