Heidegger: an introduction

Ithaca: Cornell University Press (2025)
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Revised edition of primer on Heidegger, now with new material on middle and late Heidegger and on Heidegger's political views, pointing the reader to key primary texts in this area.

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B3279.H49

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9781501779626   1501779605   1501779621

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original Polt, Richard F. H. (1998) "Heidegger: An Introduction". Routledge
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Richard Polt
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