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Heideggerian

Heideggerian

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A person who studies or supports the ideas of Martin Heidegger
  • noun
  • /haɪˈdɛɡəriən/
: heideggeriano
  • In her lecture, she identified as a Heideggerian, exploring themes of existence and consciousness.
  • Heideggerian terms

Examples

  • Putin's Dugin is a Heideggerian!

    Academic text (2018)

  • The word "beyng" (Seyn) among Heideggerians is an example of that.

    Academic text (2018)

  • In other words: Could the Avatar in the cloud or in the back of my head become the Heideggerian kind of "a god"?

    Academic text (2017)

  • Poets are in this way the great Heideggerian handle Breakers.

  • Against the Freudian and Heideggerian reading of anxiety, Lacan argues that anxiety is "not without an object."

    Blog text (22)

  • Abstract: The objective of this paper is to critically revise the anthropocentric perspective that conditions the Heideggerian philosophy of animality.

    Academic text (2017)

  • ABSTRACT: I propose a reading of Vattimo that focuses attention on and develops his suggestions regarding the Heideggerian meditation on technology in relation to the history of Being.

    Academic text (2016)

  • The presupposition implies, for one, that Being ultimately discloses itself -- or, in the Heideggerian terms that disturb Derrida, that it has "self-presence."

    Academic text (1993)

  • Lafont does not make any attempt to meld his position into a Heideggerian framework or to draw from Heidegger's work the basis for an apophatic narrative theology.

    Academic text (2005)

  • One is tempted to juxtapose Socrates' playfulness to the ponderous seriousness of Heideggerian etymologies.

    Academic text (2017)

Surface Forms

Heideggerian singular
Heideggerians plural

Morphology

Heideggerian = Heidegger (transparent) = Heidegger + ian

Formation from the proper name plus '-ian' yields 'a follower or advocate of Heidegger', a common and productive nominal derivation.

Etymology

Heideggerian comes from the German philosopher Heidegger and the part -ian, which means 'a follower of' or 'someone connected with', like a Christian is a follower of Christ. So a Heideggerian is a person who follows or studies Heidegger's ideas.