Arun Iyer teaches Philosophy at Seattle University, USA.

I praise Iyer first and foremost for his clarity of style, which does not come at the expense of intellectual interest or depth. In this book Iyer moves effortlessly between Kant, Heidegger, Husserl, and Foucault in a way that is elucidating and purposeful.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviations of Frequently Cited TextsIntroduction1. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (I): From the Transcendental Power of the Imagination to the Ontological Power of Thought2. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (II): On the Relationship between Thought and Being3. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism to Heidegger’s Historical Ontology4. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought in The Order of Things 5. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserlian Phenomenology to Foucauldian Archaeology ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Arun Iyer teaches Philosophy at Seattle University, USA.

I praise Iyer first and foremost for his clarity of style, which does not come at the expense of intellectual interest or depth. In this book Iyer moves effortlessly between Kant, Heidegger, Husserl, and Foucault in a way that is elucidating and purposeful.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviations of Frequently Cited TextsIntroduction1. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (I): From the Transcendental Power of the Imagination to the Ontological Power of Thought2. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (II): On the Relationship between Thought and Being3. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism to Heidegger’s Historical Ontology4. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought in The Order of Things 5. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserlian Phenomenology to Foucauldian Archaeology ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Arun Iyer teaches Philosophy at Seattle University, USA.

I praise Iyer first and foremost for his clarity of style, which does not come at the expense of intellectual interest or depth. In this book Iyer moves effortlessly between Kant, Heidegger, Husserl, and Foucault in a way that is elucidating and purposeful.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviations of Frequently Cited TextsIntroduction1. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (I): From the Transcendental Power of the Imagination to the Ontological Power of Thought2. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought (II): On the Relationship between Thought and Being3. Heidegger’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism to Heidegger’s Historical Ontology4. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Thought in The Order of Things 5. Foucault’s Reformulation of the Essence of Knowledge: From Husserlian Phenomenology to Foucauldian Archaeology ConclusionBibliographyIndex