J. Jeremy Wisnewski is associate professor of philosophy at Hartwick College in Oneonta, NY.

This excellent and detailed volume by Wisnewski devotes chapters 2-7 to a very careful and philosophically reliable analysis of Being and Time. Only in chapter 8 does the book turn to the later Heidegger. Throughout the focus is on Being and Time. The book has wonderful sections on secondary works on Being and Time, secondary works on the later Heidegger, collections of Heidegger's essays, works influenced by Heidegger, and lists of Heidegger's writings on ancient philosophy, art, ethics, politics, religion, technology, and truth. Appendixes feature common Greek and common Latin terms in Being and Time. This is an excellent book for those who are beginning their study of Heidegger. Wisnewski is the editor of the Review Journal of Political Philosophy and the author of a number of books, including Understanding Torture. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower- and upper-level undergraduates; general readers.

• PrefaceAcknowledgments AbbreviationsList of TablesChapter 1: The Philosopher from Meβkirch Chapter 2: The Forgotten Question Chapter 3: Being-in-the-World Chapter 4: Inauthenticity and Everyday UnderstandingChapter 5: Truth and Reality: Implications of an Appropriate Interpretation of Dasein Chapter 6: Death and AuthenticityChapter 7: Temporality and HistoryChapter 8: The Later Heidegger: Technology, Thinking, and Dwelling Chapter 9: The Shadow of Heidegger: A Few Concluding RemarksA Quick Terminology Guide for Getting StartedCommon Greek Terms in Being and TimeCommon Latin Terms in Being and TimeSelected Bibliography

J. Jeremy Wisnewski is associate professor of philosophy at Hartwick College in Oneonta, NY.

This excellent and detailed volume by Wisnewski devotes chapters 2-7 to a very careful and philosophically reliable analysis of Being and Time. Only in chapter 8 does the book turn to the later Heidegger. Throughout the focus is on Being and Time. The book has wonderful sections on secondary works on Being and Time, secondary works on the later Heidegger, collections of Heidegger's essays, works influenced by Heidegger, and lists of Heidegger's writings on ancient philosophy, art, ethics, politics, religion, technology, and truth. Appendixes feature common Greek and common Latin terms in Being and Time. This is an excellent book for those who are beginning their study of Heidegger. Wisnewski is the editor of the Review Journal of Political Philosophy and the author of a number of books, including Understanding Torture. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower- and upper-level undergraduates; general readers.

• PrefaceAcknowledgments AbbreviationsList of TablesChapter 1: The Philosopher from Meβkirch Chapter 2: The Forgotten Question Chapter 3: Being-in-the-World Chapter 4: Inauthenticity and Everyday UnderstandingChapter 5: Truth and Reality: Implications of an Appropriate Interpretation of Dasein Chapter 6: Death and AuthenticityChapter 7: Temporality and HistoryChapter 8: The Later Heidegger: Technology, Thinking, and Dwelling Chapter 9: The Shadow of Heidegger: A Few Concluding RemarksA Quick Terminology Guide for Getting StartedCommon Greek Terms in Being and TimeCommon Latin Terms in Being and TimeSelected Bibliography

J. Jeremy Wisnewski is associate professor of philosophy at Hartwick College in Oneonta, NY.

This excellent and detailed volume by Wisnewski devotes chapters 2-7 to a very careful and philosophically reliable analysis of Being and Time. Only in chapter 8 does the book turn to the later Heidegger. Throughout the focus is on Being and Time. The book has wonderful sections on secondary works on Being and Time, secondary works on the later Heidegger, collections of Heidegger's essays, works influenced by Heidegger, and lists of Heidegger's writings on ancient philosophy, art, ethics, politics, religion, technology, and truth. Appendixes feature common Greek and common Latin terms in Being and Time. This is an excellent book for those who are beginning their study of Heidegger. Wisnewski is the editor of the Review Journal of Political Philosophy and the author of a number of books, including Understanding Torture. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower- and upper-level undergraduates; general readers.

• PrefaceAcknowledgments AbbreviationsList of TablesChapter 1: The Philosopher from Meβkirch Chapter 2: The Forgotten Question Chapter 3: Being-in-the-World Chapter 4: Inauthenticity and Everyday UnderstandingChapter 5: Truth and Reality: Implications of an Appropriate Interpretation of Dasein Chapter 6: Death and AuthenticityChapter 7: Temporality and HistoryChapter 8: The Later Heidegger: Technology, Thinking, and Dwelling Chapter 9: The Shadow of Heidegger: A Few Concluding RemarksA Quick Terminology Guide for Getting StartedCommon Greek Terms in Being and TimeCommon Latin Terms in Being and TimeSelected Bibliography