Kenneth Maly is a professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

• Introduction: Admonitions, Reminders1. The Conditions in Which We Find Ourselves2. Setting the Stage3. Guideposts for This Work4. First Moment: Heidegger and Nondual Thinking, Inseparable Phenomenon　5. Second Moment: Heidegger and Nonconceptual Language as Saying　6. Third Moment: Heidegger and the Symbiosis of Translation and Thinking, from Saying　7. Fourth Moment: Heidegger and Engaging in the Retrieval of Greek Thinking-Saying 　8. Fifth Moment: Time-Space as Ab-Ground

Kenneth Maly is a professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

• Introduction: Admonitions, Reminders1. The Conditions in Which We Find Ourselves2. Setting the Stage3. Guideposts for This Work4. First Moment: Heidegger and Nondual Thinking, Inseparable Phenomenon　5. Second Moment: Heidegger and Nonconceptual Language as Saying　6. Third Moment: Heidegger and the Symbiosis of Translation and Thinking, from Saying　7. Fourth Moment: Heidegger and Engaging in the Retrieval of Greek Thinking-Saying 　8. Fifth Moment: Time-Space as Ab-Ground

Kenneth Maly is a professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

• Introduction: Admonitions, Reminders1. The Conditions in Which We Find Ourselves2. Setting the Stage3. Guideposts for This Work4. First Moment: Heidegger and Nondual Thinking, Inseparable Phenomenon　5. Second Moment: Heidegger and Nonconceptual Language as Saying　6. Third Moment: Heidegger and the Symbiosis of Translation and Thinking, from Saying　7. Fourth Moment: Heidegger and Engaging in the Retrieval of Greek Thinking-Saying 　8. Fifth Moment: Time-Space as Ab-Ground