Class Schedule

Jan 25th            Introduction  (Rousse paper on website.)            274-278

Feb. 1st            Guilt and Resoluteness (Dreyfus paper)            312-348

Feb. 8th            Being-towards-Death (Dreyfus paper)            279-311

Feb. 15th            Anticipatory Resoluteness            349-358

Feb. 22nd            Temporality and Historicity             424-455

Feb. 29th            Authentic temporality, the phenomenon.            358-370

March 7             First Paper Due

March 14th            Temporality as the Meaning of Care/Everydayness            370-401

March 21th            APA No class

April 4th            Temporality of Being-in-the-world            401-424

April 11th            The Ordinary Conception of Time             456-472

April 18th            Genesis of the Ordinary Conception of Time            472-488

April 25th            Is Heidegger a temporal idealist?  Basic Problems            237-256

May 2nd            Temporalität,  Basic Problems             302-313

May 9th             Ontological Difference,  Basic Problems            318-330

May 12th             Second Paper Due

Prerequisites

            Philosophy 185

Requirements: 

Roughly 30 pages of very difficult reading per week.

Two ten page papers.

Attendance at weekly discussion sections.

Required texts:

            Heidegger, M.            Being and Time, Macquarrie trans, (Harper and Row)

            Heidegger, M. Basic Problems of Phenomenology (Indiana U. Press)

Related reading: (on reserve in Howison Library)

Blattner, B            Heidegger’s Temporal Idealism (Cambridge U. Press)

Heidegger, M            Plato’s Sophist (Indiana University Press)