Demythologizing Heidegger

Demythologizing Heidegger
	Contents
	Acknowledgments
	Abbreviations
		Works by Heidegger
		Works by Derrida
	Introduction Demythologizing Heidegger
	Chapter One Aletheia and the Myth of Being
		Modernity and the Greeks in Being and Time
		A Tale of Two Beginnings
		Why "A-letheia" is not a Greek Word
		From Memorial to Critical History: Heidegger Demythologized
		Remythologizing Heidegger
		Chapter Two Heidegger's Kampf The Difficulty of Life and the Hermeneutics of Facticity
		The University
		The Categories of Factical Life
		The Hermeneutics of Jewgreek Facticity
		From Aristotle to Jünger: The Emergence of the Myth of Being
		The Limits of Heidegger's Jewgreek Hermeneutics
	Chapter Three Sorge and Kardia The Hermeneutics of Facticity and the Categories of the Heart
		Conclusion
	Chapter Four Heidegger's Responsibility The Myth of Being's Call
		The Vocation of Dasein
		The Vocation of the German University
		Another Responsibility
	Chapter Five Heidegger's Revolution The Politics of the Myth of Being
		The Myth of Questioning
		Demythologizing Questioning
	Chapter Six Heidegger's Essentialism The Logic of the Mythologic of Being
		From Facticity to Wesen
		Wesen and Lebewesen
	Chapter Seven Heidegger's Scandal Thinking and the Essence of the Victim
	Chapter Eight Heidegger's Poets
		Heidegger's Trakl: Spirit and Pain
		Erörterung and Allegorization
	Chapter Nine Heidegger's Gods From Demythologizing to Remythologizing
		Heidegger's Early Theological Writings1
		The National Socialist Years
		The Later Writings
		Earth and Flesh: Rival Mythologies
	Chapter Ten Hyperbolic Justice Mythologizing Differently with Derrida and Levinas
		The Deconstruction of Ethics and Politics
		The Myth of Justice
		Derrida's Scandal: The Undeconstructibility of Justice
		Hyperbolic Justice
		The Im/possible
	Chapter Eleven Conclusion Heidegger and the Jewgreeks
	Notes
		Introduction
		1.  Aletheia and the Myth of Being
		2. Heidegger's Kampf
		3.  Sorge and Kardia
		4.  Heidegger's Responsibility
		5.  Heidegger's Revolution
		6.  Heidegger's Essentialism
		7.  Heidegger's Scandal
		8.  Heidegger's Poets
		9.  Heidegger's Gods
		10. Hyperbolic Justice
		11.  Conclusion
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