Dreyfus has for many years lectured on Heidegger's Being and Time in courses at the University of California at Berkeley, and his explanations of that gnomic work have won wide acclaim, which this book shows was justified. He presents a detailed account of Division I of Being and Time , never lapsing into the incomprehensible. Heidegger repudiated the view that meaning is a mental phenomenon. Instead, he argues, human life is governed by practices that can never be fully articulated but only studied through interpretation. The theory of knowledge, as it has been pursued by Descartes and his successors, therefore rests on a false assumption. Human beings never live in the world as minds isolated from objects: the problem of skepticism arises through ignoring the inextricable immersion of human beings in practical activities. Dreyfus does not offer much argument that Heidegger's views are correct. Readers will, however, learn with crystal clarity the nature of Heidegger's position.
Being-in-the-world - A commentary on Heidegger's Being and Time, Dividion I
Hubert L. Dreyfus
The MIT Press
1991
4799 páginas
6d 15h 58m
ISBN-10: 0262041065
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Hubert Lederer Dreyfus
Hubert Lederer Dreyfus é um filósofo norte - americano nascido no estado de Indiana, em 15 de Outubro de 1929. Influenciado por filósofos como os fenomenologistas alemães Martin Heidegger e Edmund Husserl, entre os existencialistas franceses Maurice Merleau-Ponty, seus interesses se centram na Fenomelogia, Existencialismo e suas implicações na filosofia da Inteligência Artificial. Formado em Harvard e atualmente lecionando em University of California, Berkeley, já publicou "Alchemy and Artificial Intelligence" (1965); "What Computers Can't Do : The Limits of Articial Intelligenc" (1972); "Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism and Hermeneutics" - com Paul Rabinow - (1983); "Mind Over Machine : The Power of Human Intuition and Expertise in the Era of Computer" -com seu irmão Stuart Dreyfus - (1986), e, a considerada exegese de Heidegger : "Being-in-the-World : A Commentary on Haidegger's Being and Time , Division I " entre outros livros. De própria autoria seu livor mais recente é "All Things Shining : Reading the Western Classics to Find Meaning in a Secular Age" - com Sean Dorrance Kelly -, de 2011.
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