Heidegger's Being and Time, Division II (Part 1)

This lecture discusses Heidegger's concept of being and authenticity, exploring the relationship between death, guilt, and resoluteness. The speaker examines the complexities of Heidegger's philosophy, challenging common interpretations and offering alternative perspectives.

1. 0:00 — Introduction To Heidegger
2. 44:20 — Being And Truth
3. 1:24:24 — Ontological Guilt
4. 2:08:09 — Phronesis And Resoluteness
5. 2:50:46 — Expertise And Coping
6. 3:32:28 — Formal Structure Of Agency
7. 4:15:34 — Death And Annihilation
8. 5:00:18 — Demise And Authentic Dying
9. 5:44:37 — General Event Of Death
10. 6:28:29 — Freedom Towards Death
11. 7:12:38 — Guilt And Isolation
12. 8:01:49 — Resoluteness And Existentiality
13. 8:46:29 — Authenticity And World History
14. 9:35:13 — Conditions Of Authenticity

Heidegger's Being and Time, Division II (Part 1)

Hubert Dreyfus — 22 recordings in the archive.

The book: Being and Time by Martin Heidegger.

Provenance: University of California, Berkeley · course lectures (Berkeley webcasts).

Next: Heidegger's Being and Time, Division II (Part 2)

That I want to do in this is rewrite division too there are two different ways of understanding that my famous and ambitious John H actually has a on to rewrite division three rewrite I mean to write division three since iion I'm not going I have no such Ambitions but I do think that the way it's laid out division two is a mess and it's there a good reason division one is El or terms are introduced when they're needed then they're underline and so forth nothing like that division too and there's a good reason when heiger was up one of was up for H's chair in pror he had to submit his main work so he submitted division one of being in time turns out you know to be the most important book of the 20th century but the German Ministry of Education didn't think so they said it was insufficient and they couldn't promote him on the basis of division one and being in time so he hurried up and handed in and affect the notes for division 2 and he's got them in a crazy order and I'm going to put them and for years I understand for about 20 years I could it was only about I don't know 3 or 4 years ago that it dawned on me what's wrong well it's completely crazy it and it starts with the discussion of death and which is the sort of ultimate most extreme form of experiencing what godine is and then it goes back to guilt which is a less extreme form and then it goes to conscience which is something in it jumps all over the place and why does it begin with death to somehow how you can trumps up this problem that have we got the whole of God design in our four have it and the answer is no of course you haven't then why should you have it in the first chapter of division two why things that lead up to it so I'm if you just open the book to the table with contents and sort another way to put the there's many ways I'm going to tell you all of them because I feel I really have to justify why we have to reorder the simp is parallel the order in division one when it talks…