The Public Title: Contributions to Philosophy and the Essential Heading: From Enowning 1. Contributions to Philosophy Enact the Questioning Along a Pathway... 2. Saying from Enowning as the First Response to the Question of Being 3. From Enowning 4. From Enowning 5. For the Few and the Rare 6. The Grounding-Attunement 7. From Enowning 8. From Enowning 9. A Glance 10. From Enowning 11. Enowning--Dasein--Man 12. Enowning and History 13. Reservedness 14. Philosophy and Worldview 15. Philosophy as "Philosophy of a People" 16. Philosophy 17. The necessity of Philosophy 18. The Powerlessness of Thinking 19. Philosophy (On the Question: Who Are We?) 20. The Beginning and Inceptual Thinking 21. Inceptual Thinking (Projecting-Open) 22. Inceptual Thinking 23. Inceptual Thinking: Why Thinking from within the Beginning? 24. The Wayward Claim on Inceptual Thinking 25. Historicity and Being 26. Philosophy as Knowing Awareness 27. Inceptual Thinking (Concept) 28. The immeasurability of Inceptual Thinking as Finite Thinking 29. Inceptual Thinking (The Question of What Is Ownmost) 30. Inceptual Thinking (As Mindfulness) 31. The Style of Inceptual Thinking 32. Enowning. A Decisive Glance after the Enactment of Echo and Playing-Forth 33. The Question of Be-ing 34. Enowning and the Question of Being 35. Enowning 36. Enthinking Be-ing and Language 37. Be-ing and reticence in Silence (The Sigetic) 38. Reticence in Silence 39. Enowning 40. The Work of Thinking in the Epoch of the Crossing 41. Every Saying of Be-ing Is Kept in Words and Namings 42. From "Being and Time" to "Enowning" 43. Be-ing and Decision 44. The "Decisions" 45. The "Decision" 46. Decision (Fore-Grasping) 47. What is ownmost to Decision: Being and Not-Being 48. In What Sense Decision Belongs to Be-ing Itself 49. Why Must Decisions Be Made?
II. Echo
50. Echo 51. Echo 52. Abandonment of Being 53. Distress 54. Abandonment of Being 55. Echo 56. The Lingering of the Abandonment of Being in the Concealed Manner of Forgottenness of Being 57. History of Be-ing and Abandonment of Being 58. What the Three Concealments of the Abandonment of Being Are and How They Show Themselves 59. The Epoch of Total Lack of Questioning and Enchanctment 60. Whence the Lak of Distress as Utmost Distress? 61. Machination 62. Self-Dissembling of the Abandonment of Being by Machination and "Lived-Experience" 63. Live-Experience 64. Machination 65. What Is Not Ownmost to Be-ing 66. Machination and Lived-Experience 67. Machination and Lived-Experience 68. Machination and Lived-Experience 69. Lived-Experience and "Anthropology" 70. The Gigantic 71. The Gigantic 72. Nihilism 73. Abandonment of Being and "Science" 74. "Total Mobilization" as Consequence of Originary Abandonment of Being 75. On Being Mindful of Science 76. Propositions about "Science" 77. Experiri--Experientia--Experimentum--"Experiment"--ἐμπειρία--Experience--Probe 78. Experiri (ἐμπειρία)--"Experiencing" 79. Exact Science and Experiment 80. Experiri--Experientia--Experimentum--"Experiment"
III. Playing-Forth
81. Playing-Forth 82. Playing-Forth 83. The View of All Metaphysics on Being 84. A Being 85. The Originary Coming-into-Its-Own of the first Beginning Means Gaining a Foothold in the Other Beginning 86. What the History of Metaphysics Keeps Ready and Thus "Plays Forth" as Still Unyielded and Unrecognizable by This History 87. History of the First Beginning (History of Metaphysics) 88. The "Historical" Lectures Belong to the Sphere of This Task 89. Crossing to the Other Beginning 90. From the First to the Other Beginning: Negation 91. From the First to the Other Beginning 92. Setting into Perspective the First and the Other Beginning 93. The Great Philosophies 94. Setting Apart the Other Beginning 95. The First Beginning 96. The Inceptual Interpretation of Being as φύσις 97. φύσις (τέχνη) 98. Projecting Beingness Open unto Constant Presence 99. "Being" and "Becoming" in Inceptual Thinking 100. The First Beginning 101. From Early on Must, Clearly, and in a Secure Light... 102. Thinking: The Guiding-Thread of the Guiding-Question of Western Philosophy 103. On the Notion of German Idealism 104. German Idealism 105. Hölderlin-Kierkegaard-Nietzsche 106. The Decision about All Ontology in Enactment: Contention between the First and the Other Beginning 107. REsponding to the Guiding-Question and the Form of Traditional Metaphysics 108. The Basic Metaphysical Positions within the History of the Guiding-Question and the Interpretation of Time-Space That Belongs to Each of Them 109. ἰδέα 110. ἰδέα, Platonism, and Idealism 111. The "A priori" and φύσις 112. The "A priori" 113. ἰδέα and οὐσία 114. On Nietzsche's Basic Metaphysical Position
IV. Leap
115. The Guiding-Attunement of the Leap 116. Being-History 117. Leap 118. Leap 119. The Leap into Preparation by Asking the Grounding-Question 120. Leap 121. Be-ing and Beings 122. Leap (The Thrown Projecting-Open) 123. Be-ing 124. Leap 125. Be-ing and Time 126. Be-ing and a Being and Gods 127. Cleavage 128. Be-ing and Man 129. The Nothing 130. The "Essential Sway" of Be-ing 131. The Overflow in the Essential Sway of Be-ing (Self-Sheltering) 132. Be-ing and a Being 133. The Essential Sway of Be-ing 134. The Relation of Da-sein and Be-ing 135. The Essential Swaying of Be-ing and Enowning (The Relation of Da-sein and Be-ing) 136. Be-ing 137. Be-ing 138. Truth of Be-ing and Understanding of Being 139. The Essential Swaying of Be-ing: Truth and Time-Space 140. The Essential Swaying of Be-ing 141. The Essential Sway of Be-ing 142. The Essential Sway of Be-ing 143. Be-ing 144. Be-ing and the Originary Strife (Be-ing or Not-Be-ing in the Essential Sway of Be-ing Itself) 145. Be-ing and Nothing 146. Be-ing and Not-Being 147. The Essential Swaying of Be-ing (Its Finitude) 148. A Being Is 149. Beingness of Beings Differentiated According to τί ἐστιν and ὅτι ἔστιν 150. The Origin of Differentiation of the What and the That of a Being 151. Being and a Being 152. The Stages of Be-ing 153. Life 154. "Life" 155. Nature and Earth 156. Cleavage 157. Cleavage and "Modalities" 159. Cleavage 160. Being-toward-Death and Being 161. Being-toward-Death 162. Be-ing-toward-Death 160. Being-toward-Death and Being 164. The Essential Swaying of Be-ing 165. Essential Sway as Essential Swaying 166. Essential Swaying and Essential Sway 167. Advancing into Essential Swaying
V. Grounding a) Da-sein and Projecting Being Open
168. Da-sein and Being 169. Da-sein 170. Da-sein 171. Da-sein 172. Da-sein and the Question of Being 173. Da-sein 174. Da-sein and Inabiding 175. Da-sein and the Beings in the Whole 176. Da-sein: Elucidating the Word 177. Being-Away 178. "Da-sein Exists for the Sake of Itself" 179. "Existence" (Being and Time [GA 2, pp. 56-57]) 180. Be-ing and Understanding og Being 181. Leap 182. Projecting Be-ing Open: Projecting-Open as Thrown 183. Projecting-Open unto Be-ing 184. The Question of Being as Question Cencerning the Truth of Be-ing 185. What Is Called Da-sein? 186. Da-sein
b) Da-sein
187. Grounding 188. Grounding 189. Da-sein 190. On Da-sein 191. Da-sein 192. Da-sein 193. Da-sein and Man 194. Man and Da-sein 195. Da-sein and Man 196. Da-sein and the People 197. Da-sein--Ownhood--Selfhood 198. Grounding of Da-sein as En-grounding 199. Transcendence and Da-sein and Be-ing 200. Da-sein 201. Da-sein and Being-Away 202. Da-sein (Being Away) 203. Projecting-Open and Da-sein
c) The Essential Sway of Truth
204. The Essential Sway of Truth 205. The Open 206. From ἀλήθεια to Da-sein 207. From ἀλήθεια to Da-sein 208. Truth 209. ἀλήθεια--Openness and Clearing of Self-Sheltering-Concealing 210. On the History of the Essential Swaying of Truth 211. ἀλήθεια: The Crisis of its History in Plato and Aristotle, the Last Emanation and Total Collapse 212. Truth as Certainty 213. What the Question of Truth Is About 214. The Essential Sway of Truth (Openness) 215. The Essential Swaying of Truth 216. Approaching the Question of Truth 217. The Essential Sway of Truth 218. The Announcement of the Essential Swaying of Truth 219. The Jointure of the Question of Truth 220. The Question of Truth 221. Truth as Essential Swaying of Be-ing 222. Truth 223. What Is Ownmost to Truth (What Is Not Its Ownmost) 224. The Essential Sway of Truth 225. The Essential Sway of Truth 226. Clearing of Sheltering-Concealing and ἀλήθεια 227. On the Essential Sway of Truth 228. The Essential Sway of Truth is Un-Truth 229. Truth and Da-sein 230. Truth and Correctness 231. How Truth, ἀλήθεια, Becomes Correctness 232. The Question of Truth as Historically Mindful Deliberation 233. Enjoining the Interpretation of the Simile of the Cave (1931/32 and 1933/34) to the Question of Truth 234. The Question Concerning Truth (Nietzsche) 235. Truth and Genuineness 236. Truth 237. Faith and Truth
d) Time-Space as Ab-ground
238. Time-Space 239. Time-Space (Preparatory Consideration) 240. Time and Space: Their "Actuality" and "Source" 241. Space and Time--Time-Space 242. Time-Space as Ab-ground
e) The Essential Swaying of Truth as Sheltering
243. Sheltering 244. Truth and Sheltering 245. Truth and Sheltering 246. Sheltering of Truth in What Is True 247. Grounding Da-sein and Trajectories of Sheltering Truth
VI. The Ones to Come
248. The Ones to Come 249. The Grouding-Attunement of the Ones to Come 250. The Ones to Come 251. What is Ownmost to a People and to Da-sein 252. Da-sein and the Ones to Come Who Belong to the Last God
VI. The Last God
253. The Last 254. Refusal 255. Turning in Enowning 256. The Last God
VII. Be-ing
257. Be-ing 258. Philosophy 259. Philosophy 260. The Gigantic 261. The Opinion about Be-ing 262. "Projecting-Open" be-ing and Be-ing as Projecting-Open 263. Every Projecting-Open Is a Thrown One 264. Projecting Be-ing Open and Understanding of Being 265. En-thinking of Be-ing 266. Be-ing and "Ontological Difference" "Differentiation" 267. Be-ing (Enowning) 268. Be-ing (Differentiation) 269. Be-ing 270. The Essential Sway of Be-ing (The Essential Swaying) 271. Da-sein 272. Man 273. History 274. A Being and Calculation 275. A Being 276. Be-ing and Language 277. "Metaphysics" and the Origin of the Work of Art 278. Origin of the Work of Art 279. What about Gods? 280. The Question of Crossing 281. Language (Its Origin)
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