David Webb is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Staffordshire University, UK.

"David Webb's collection of essays should be required reading for anyone interested in the question of Heidegger's impact on ethical thinking. Webb's deep appreciation of the philosophical tradition marks him out as one of Heidegger's best readers." - Robert Bernasconi, University of Memphis, USA, author of Heidegger in Question

• Introduction; 1. Continuity and Difference in Heidegger's Sophist; 2. To Think as Mortals: Heidegger and the Finitude of Philosophical Existence; 3. The Contingency of Freedom: Heidegger Reading Kant; 4. Dimension and Difference: From Undifferentiatedness to Singularity; 5. Heidegger and Weyl on the Question of Continuity; 6. The Experience of Language as Such; Bibliography; Index.

David Webb is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Staffordshire University, UK.

"David Webb's collection of essays should be required reading for anyone interested in the question of Heidegger's impact on ethical thinking. Webb's deep appreciation of the philosophical tradition marks him out as one of Heidegger's best readers." - Robert Bernasconi, University of Memphis, USA, author of Heidegger in Question

• Introduction; 1. Continuity and Difference in Heidegger's Sophist; 2. To Think as Mortals: Heidegger and the Finitude of Philosophical Existence; 3. The Contingency of Freedom: Heidegger Reading Kant; 4. Dimension and Difference: From Undifferentiatedness to Singularity; 5. Heidegger and Weyl on the Question of Continuity; 6. The Experience of Language as Such; Bibliography; Index.

David Webb is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Staffordshire University, UK.

"David Webb's collection of essays should be required reading for anyone interested in the question of Heidegger's impact on ethical thinking. Webb's deep appreciation of the philosophical tradition marks him out as one of Heidegger's best readers." - Robert Bernasconi, University of Memphis, USA, author of Heidegger in Question

• Introduction; 1. Continuity and Difference in Heidegger's Sophist; 2. To Think as Mortals: Heidegger and the Finitude of Philosophical Existence; 3. The Contingency of Freedom: Heidegger Reading Kant; 4. Dimension and Difference: From Undifferentiatedness to Singularity; 5. Heidegger and Weyl on the Question of Continuity; 6. The Experience of Language as Such; Bibliography; Index.