Dreyfus Heidegger Fall 2017 Website
First paper due Oct. 8th. Note: Papers will be accepted Monday October 8th until 3:30 in Howison Library. From 3:30 to 5:00, papers will be accepted in 301 Moses. Please put your paper, with your G.S.I's name indicated on it, in one of the three boxes and (and not the GSI’s own mailboxes). Thank you. Oct. 16,18 Understanding 182-203 Oct. 23,25 Discourse 203-210 Oct. 30, Nov 1 Falling 210-224 Nov. 6,8 Care 224-244 Nov. 13,15 Reality 244-256, 408-415 Nov. 20 Truth 256-273 Nov. 27,29 Introduction I 21-32 Dec 4,6 Inroduction II 36-67 Second paper due Dec. 10th Required text: Heidegger, M Being and Time, trans Macquarrie & Robinson (Harper and Row) Recommended texts: Blattner, W. Heidegger’s Being & Time (Continuum) Carman, T. Heidegger’s Analytic (Cambridge University Press) Dreyfus, H. Being-in-the-World (MIT Press) Guignon, C., Heidegger and the Problem of Knowledge (Hackett) Heidegger, M. Basic Problems of Phenomenology (Indiana Univer
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