You're listening to the partially examined life.

I've podcasted by some guys where at one point said I'm doing philosophy for living, but

then thought better of it.

Our question for episode 296 is something like what is our relationship to the world?

And we read Heidegger's book Being in Time, The Introduction in Chapters 1-3, from 1926.

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This is Mark Linzemeier, just being in Madison, Wisconsin.

This is Seth Paskin with a vague understanding of myself, which is still a positive phenomenon

in Austin, Texas.

This is Wes Aulman, Factical, not factual in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Oh, dirty boy.

This is Dylan Casey trying to get a leg in up on the dizzane in Madison, Wisconsin.

Folks should have just listened to our reissued episode 32, or maybe you listened to it many

years ago when we originally put it out, but we just listened to it and we just reintroduced

it and got it at the top of mind entirely so we would not have to repeat ourselves now.

So I think we should regard everything said about that, about sort of the general, what Heidegger's

general project is, as I already said, unless you have great new thoughts as we go.

I said, I went through and I pulled some sections out for us to kind of do a close reading

of.

In fact, that's kind of all I did.

I listened to the audiobook version through here.

I figured out what sections I thought we should close read.

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