PREMIUM-Ep. 297: Heidegger on the Human Condition (Part Three)

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Mark Linsenmayer

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🗓️ 23 July 2022

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Concluding our close reading of Being and Time, on ch. 3, sec. 15 and 16 on the world as "ready to hand" or equipment.

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0:00.0	You're about to hear a preview of PartsleexammonLife supporter exclusive content.
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0:17.1	This is the PartsleexammonLife episode 297, part three.
0:21.6	Still discussing Heidegger's being in time.
0:24.1	We had gotten up to chapter three.
0:26.3	We wanted to, in this last session, before we put Heidegger to bed, talk more about,
0:32.0	well, we got into worldhood, right?
0:34.8	The world is the general background of stuff underlying our every behavior,
0:40.6	but that's a little diffuse.
0:42.7	That seems vague.
0:43.8	So we're going to talk about equipment here, which is the category ready to hand.
0:49.0	So present at hand, and what is your translation call it, Wes?
0:53.0	Objective presence.
0:54.4	Objective presence.
0:56.0	Which I like.
0:57.2	Yeah, is what Aristotle thought.
0:59.6	Everything was.
1:00.4	What most people, what science certainly thinks everything is.
1:04.8	Thus we start, I had pointed at page 97, which is actually a couple pages into section 15,
1:13.7	which is the worldhood of the world is chapter three, and then a,
1:18.8	analysis of environmentality and worldhood in general, section 15 is called the being of the entities
1:25.6	encountered in the environment.
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