Andrew Haas is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at SUNY Stony Brook, USA. He has published widely on Heidegger and European philosophy.

"Haas' The Irony of Heidegger is an important contribution to our philosophical ruminations on Heidegger, not because it sets out some comprehensive view of Heidegger, but because it problematizes the very idea of a comprehensive view. Ironically, it is a book that should be taken very seriously - or at least as seriously as anything ironic can be taken." Philosophy in Review, January 2010

• Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Apologia; Introduction; 1. Sham of authenticity; 2. Ta megala panta eisphale; 3. Only such art is under consideration here; 4. Still far from pondering the essence of action; 5. In a lofty sense ambiguous; 6. Only a god can still save us; Post-scriptum; Bibliography.

Andrew Haas is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at SUNY Stony Brook, USA. He has published widely on Heidegger and European philosophy.

"Haas' The Irony of Heidegger is an important contribution to our philosophical ruminations on Heidegger, not because it sets out some comprehensive view of Heidegger, but because it problematizes the very idea of a comprehensive view. Ironically, it is a book that should be taken very seriously - or at least as seriously as anything ironic can be taken." Philosophy in Review, January 2010

• Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Apologia; Introduction; 1. Sham of authenticity; 2. Ta megala panta eisphale; 3. Only such art is under consideration here; 4. Still far from pondering the essence of action; 5. In a lofty sense ambiguous; 6. Only a god can still save us; Post-scriptum; Bibliography.

Andrew Haas is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at SUNY Stony Brook, USA. He has published widely on Heidegger and European philosophy.

"Haas' The Irony of Heidegger is an important contribution to our philosophical ruminations on Heidegger, not because it sets out some comprehensive view of Heidegger, but because it problematizes the very idea of a comprehensive view. Ironically, it is a book that should be taken very seriously - or at least as seriously as anything ironic can be taken." Philosophy in Review, January 2010

• Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Apologia; Introduction; 1. Sham of authenticity; 2. Ta megala panta eisphale; 3. Only such art is under consideration here; 4. Still far from pondering the essence of action; 5. In a lofty sense ambiguous; 6. Only a god can still save us; Post-scriptum; Bibliography.