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WINTER 2020
Charles University Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies (BA Module + Erasmus students) Office hours: Thursday 10:00-11:00 (in case you want to do it on-line, just send me an email) Email: daniele.desantis@ff.cuni.cz The goal of the present module is to provide a systematic introduction to the fundamental concepts and questions of Being and Time—with a special focus upon what Heidegger calls “metaphysics of Dasein.” In particular, the conceptual apparatus developed in Being and Time will be interpreted as a form of transcendental philosophy, and the very notion of Dasein as a re-elaboration of the idea of transcendental subject. We will first lay out the more general coordinates of the project pursued by Heidegger in Being and Time, then the main elements of Dasein’s structure will be analyzed and discussed. Accordingly, in the present module attention will be given mostly to the first session of the book, while the second will be referred to only to the extent that it can help us better understand the overall ambition of Heidegger’s philosophy in the 20s, which mainly consists in offering a new foundation for metaphysics. The module is meant to be an opinionated introduction to Being and Time, so that no previous knowledge is required. N.B. Even though Being and Time will represent the main focus of our module, references will be also made to Heidegger’s lectures from the 20s so as to have a more clear and broader perspective on what is at stake. (Thursday 14:10-15:45) Room: P225V Course Outline Part 1 (Week 1-Week4) - The project of Being and Time (§§1-6) - The concept of Dasein and the idea of a fundamental ontology (§§9, 10, 12) Part 2 (Week 5-Week 8) - Being-in-the-World and Being-With (§§25-27) - Understanding, Discourse and their derivative modes (§§29-32, 34-38) Part 3 (Week 9-Week 12) - “Care” as the unifying structure (§39, 42, 42) - The primordial concept of truth (§44) Recapitulation (Week 13) Last update: De Santis Daniele, doc., Dott. Ric. (30.09.2020)
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Students will be evaluated based upon the following two distinct parameters: (1) Participation in the online lectures. If you areabsent, please ask some of your classmates for any assignments or key discussion materials missed. (2) A Final Oral Exam (dates and additional info will be provided in due course) to be conducted online if there will be no possibility to do it in person
nota bene: to access the online lecture you to need to use the Zoom link that can be found on Moodle (https://dl1.cuni.cz/course/view.php?id=10265) Last update: De Santis Daniele, doc., Dott. Ric. (28.09.2020)
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Original Editions M. Heidegger, Sein und Zeit (Max Niemeyer 1967) M. Heidegger, Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik (Vittorio Klostermann 2010) M. Heidegger, K. Jaspers, Briefwechsel 1920-1963 (Vittorio Klostermann 1992) English Translations M. Heidegger, Being and Time (Trans. Joan Stambaugh) (State University of New York Press) M. Heidegger, Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics (Indiana University Press) Suggested Readings M. Haar (Ed.), L’Herne. Martin Heidegger (Éditions de l’Herne 1983) T. Kisiel, The Genesis of Heidegger’s Being and Time (University of California Press) R. Rodriguez (Ed.), Ser y Tiempo de Martin Heidegger. Un comentario fenomenológico (Tecnos 2015) E. Severino, Heidegger e la metafisica (Adelphi 2018) Last update: De Santis Daniele, doc., Dott. Ric. (06.09.2020)
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