Being and Time: Division I

is an exploration of how we are in the world through an analysis o Dasein in its "everydayness", as it exists "proximally and for the most part.”

Part One, Division I will explore how we are in the world, and it will do so primarily by analyzing Dasein in its "everydayness", as it exists "proximally and for the most part" (Stambaugh: "initially and for the most part") (37-8/16).

is an investigation into basic patterns of normal human existence as it usually manifests itself.

Heidegger cannot explain these terms precisely until 421-2/370. But to put it roughly, he will be describing basic patterns of normal human existence as it usually manifests itself. ' Although he will describe our most normal, familiar way of Being, he warns us that he will not be relying on our normal, familiar interpretations of ourselves.

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being and time: division i