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Heidegger circle conference 2001

Special issue Paper 42

edited byBabette Babich

Abstract

Heidegger on Science and Technology. Proceedings of the 35th annual meeting of the North American Heidegger Conference at Fordham University: May, 2001. Convenor: Babette Babich

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Potentiality, power and sway

From Aristotelian to modern Heideggerian physics?

Richard Polt(Xavier University)

pp.1-14
Grußwort an die Teilnehmer des zehnten Colloquiums vom 14-16 Mai 1976 in Chicago Martin Heidegger

pp.i
Heidegger's children and Carnap's children

Report on trish glazebrook's "Heidegger's philosophy of science"

Patrick A Heelan

pp.15-26
A supratheoretical hermeneutical preprotoscientific perusal of Trish Glazebook's "Heidegger's philosophy of science" Theodore Kisiel

pp.27-42
Non-local reality "in" the region of Heidegger's characterization of modern natural science James R Watson

pp.43-52
Theory at the theatre

Heidegger, Heisenberg, and Copenhagen

Gary Shapiro

pp.55-63
Was Heidegger prescient concerning technoscience? Don Ihde

pp.64-80
The originariness of presence-at-hand Edgar C Boedeker Jr

pp.81-91
Überlegungen zum philosophischen Denken heute

Wissenschaft und Technik und ihr anderes

Ute Guzzoni

pp.92-100
Logos and the essence of technology Holger Schmid

pp.101-114
Eleven theses on Heidegger and technology Thomas Sheehan

pp.115-122
Heidegger's phenomenology and contemporary environmentalism Michael Zimmerman

pp.123-138
MaChination, science, and technology Dennis Skocz

pp.139-149
Imaging the invisible

Heidegger's meditation

Véronique Fóti

pp.150-165
The destiny of technology

Modern science and human freedom in the later Heidegger

Rex Gilliland

pp.166-177
Negotiating das-ge-stell

Deweyan science and technotopic experience

Timothy M Yetman

pp.178-185
The strangeness of man and the question of technology Todd Lavin

pp.186-191

Publication details

Journal: Research Resources

Volume: Special issue Paper 42

Year: 2001

Full citation:

Babich Babette (2001) Heidegger circle conference 2001. Research Resources Special Issue Paper 42.