A Refreshing and Rethinking Retrieval of Greek Thinking (New Studies in Phenomenology and Hermeneutics)

Cover
Half-Title Page
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Suggestions, Guidelines
Preamble: Telling the Story of This Book
Interlude: Heidegger’s Words Da-sein and Sein-Seyn-Ereignis
	a. How to Understand Seyn/beyng
	b. How to Understand Ereignis
	c. The History of the Word Ereignis and Its Cognates
1 Shaking Up the Established Views
	a. A First Look: What Is at Stake
	b. The Starting: Movement and Change
	c. The Two Ways of Thinking
	d. Entering the Way
	e. Beacons to Guide Us
	f. First Glimpses
	g. The Example of Nietzsche
	h. The Oracle of Delphi
	i. Word Images as Guideposts and Openings
	j. Transition: An Invitation
2 Enacting the Retrieval from “Here” to “There”
	a. Markers to Help along the Way
	b. Using David Bohm to Retell the Story of This Book: The Road from Here to There and from There to Here
	c. From Bohm to Heidegger: How to Go beyond Dualism, Conceptualism, Stasis – into the Dynamic of the Immeasurable Radiant Emptiness
	d. Poi-etic Language: Saying as Showing
	e. Dao as Measure and Opening for Our Work, in Its Saying Power
3 Retrieving, by Refreshing, What the Greek Words Say and in Saying Show, Shaped by Heidegger
	a. ἀπορία / aporia
	b. The Greek Words That Say Beyng as “Radiant Emptiness”
		i. ἄπειρον / apeiron, along with χώρα / chora
			aa. Guidelines for Reading, Thinking, and Saying χώρα / chora
			bb. Reading, Thinking, and Saying χώρα / chora
		ii. ἀλήθεια / aletheia
		iii. φύσις / physis
		iv. ἐόν / eon
		v. λόγος / logos, along with ἓν / hen
		vi. ψυχή / psyche
		vii. νόος, νοῦς / noos, nous
4 Bringing the Book to a Close
	a. From Saying Consciousness to Saying Awareness
	b. How to Think and Experience and Say “It”: Meanderings
	c. Next Steps: Understanding Expanding Horizons
	d. Coda
Notes
Bibliography
Index of Greek Philosophers, Words, and Fragments of Heraclitus
General Index
Series List