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Heideggerian

Heideggerian

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About the ideas and methods of Martin Heidegger
  • adjective
  • /haɪˈdɛɡəriən/
  • Specialized
: heideggeriano
  • The novel explores themes of existence through a Heideggerian lens, emphasizing the significance of being.

Ontology is what we're doing in doing Heideggerian phenomenology.

Examples

  • The true claim of Heideggerian existentialism is that human beings are both open to the elusive truth about Being through language and capable of falling away from that truth.

    Academic text (1997)
  • Let me now consider how this appropriation conditions a Heideggerian understanding of animality.

    Academic text (2017)
  • That means that this very action of resolve, this is almost Heideggerian, what Hegel is saying here, right?

  • Ontology is what we're doing in doing Heideggerian phenomenology.

  • Its focus is not on the thugs of the S.S. but on a spokesman for the most Romantic, the most Heideggerian strand of Nazism, and, in the air invasion of Crete, what could be considered Nazism's finest hour.

    Academic text (1999)
  • In her lecture, she discussed the implications of a Heideggerian approach to understanding reality.

  • His research focuses on Heideggerian concepts, particularly the relationship between language and being.

Surface Forms

Heideggerian positive

Morphology

Heideggerian = Heidegger (transparent) = Heidegger + ian

The form is the proper name 'Heidegger' with the productive adjectival suffix '-ian' meaning 'relating to', which is directly interpretable by learners who recognise the name.

Etymology

Heideggerian is named after the German philosopher Heidegger and the part -ian, which means 'related to' or 'belonging to', just like Christian means 'related to Christ'. So Heideggerian describes ideas or methods that come from Martin Heidegger.