Titlebook: An Ethical and Theological Appropriation of Heidegger’s Critique of Modernity; Unframing Existence Zohar Atkins Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if

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,“Dwelling Poetically” in a Metaphysical World,the world. But an important question remains: how, given our position in a world that does not define ethics in this way, can we bear a world where a more holistic, non-metaphysical understanding of ethics holds sway?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9918-3een. Instead of interpreting Heidegger reductively as either a pragmatist or a critical theorist or a mystic or a Western Zen master or a technology theorist or an individualist or a communitarian, it has sought to give each of these versions of Heidegger their respective due.

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,Leben mit dem Eis — Kampf gegen die K?lte,ead to reframe some of his concerns within an explicitly ethical and theological context. In doing so, however, I also seek to defend Heidegger’s thought against the common charge that it privileges ontology . ethics and theology, showing instead that it is most charitably and fruitfully read as an

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,Der chromatographische Proze?,ential to who we are is itself one of the most radical ways that we can begin to respond to them. We have seen, in particular, that by regarding the questions and challenges of daily life not simply along an axis of correct/incorrect or right/wrong, but instead as questions posed to us in the singul

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