Heidegger
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Martian Heidegger NathanMyatt
2.12.09
Art 508: Readings in Art TheoryUniversity of Idaho
Spring 2009Instructor: Marco Deyasi
Heidegger marks the end of traditional philosophy with the shift from the thinking beings to the Being.
Questioning the thinking of Plato, Descartes, Rousseau, Kant, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and Husserl.
Being in Time
The underlining flaw Heidegger identified continues thought-out philosophy
“Fundamental mystery of life is that something exists, rather then nothing, that is the world” Heidegger (32)
The world exists
If there was no world we would not exist
We exist only because the world does
The world allows us to be
The Being are entities of the world
Being: a base that allows us to come in to existence
beings: are the things in existence
Without the Being there is the Nothing
The absence of Being
beings make Being possible and without Being there is Nothing
We exist in-between the notion of Being and Nothing because we are time based.
We come into Being and we eventually die bringing us back to nothingness.
Being can’t be applied to an individual
What is Being how do we know it is there
Being can be questioned because of our awareness to the ability to ask the question
Having the ability to ask a question about Being means we have the ability to answer the question
Because of our abilities to question we are not just beings but a special type
which is a type of being, a human-beingtranslates to the being-there.
Dasein
Thrown-ness
Dasein is defined by the world in which it is part of
shaped by our culture and everything is ‘learned’
no one is an individual
Never breaking the cultural influence
no human nature
understanding of behavior according to the culture.
Shapes the behavior of the Dasein.
It’s like that perfect model we strive for as people in certain cultures.
the One / the They
3 types of existence:
Undifferentiated Inauthentic Authentic
being-toward-death
anxiety
Fallen-ness
Technology
everything exists for us
Even other people
“all the beings in the world, everything in the world, are seen as something there for us to consume and use…including other people”
Art
“The Origin of the Work of Art”
Art does what technology cannot
Interconnectedness with things
Allow us to appreciate the things that exist
Existence enters the entire world around the individual
Extended back words to include Heidegger
Heidegger argued that he was not an existentialist
Existentialism
Influenced
ExistentialistJean-Paul SartreMaurice Merleau-Pony
Theologians Rudoilf Karl BultmannPaul Tillich
Philosophical HermeneuticsHans-Georg Gadamer
Poststructuralists Michael Foucault Jecques Derrida
Others Ludwig Wittgenstenin
University of Freiburg, 1915 -1928
1927 Being in time (book)
1933 Became a member of the Nazi party
1928 succeeded Husserl as chair of Freiburg
1959 retired from the university
1976 died in Messkirch
Biography
Work cited
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