Theory & Philosophy
Martin Heidegger’s ”Being and Time” (Part 5/8)
Nov 4, 2023
In this episode of the podcast, the hosts explore concepts such as being-in and its connection to Dasein. They discuss the impact of mood on our engagement with the world and compare Heidegger's views on mood to Spinoza's views on emotions. The chapter also delves into the concept of fear and its relationship with dazine, highlighting the importance of understanding and interpretation in communication. The hosts further discuss the concepts of small talk and everydayness in relation to Dazan's existence in the world. Lastly, they explore the concept of existence in relation to the world, distinguishing between reality and objects within it.
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- Being in is an active process involving attunement and understanding, which shape Dasein's possibilities for being.
- Everyday being in the world involves small talk, curiosity, and ambiguity, which are essential aspects of Dasein's existence.
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Chapter 5: Being in as Such
In this chapter, Heidegger explores the concept of being in. He explains that Dasein, as a being with, maintains a separation between the observer and the observed. Dasein is born into a world, conditions that world, and is conditioned by it. Heidegger identifies two ways that being in is an active process: attunement and understanding. Attunement refers to Dasein's mood or mental state, which influences its possibilities for being. Understanding allows Dasein to deploy its capacity to understand the world. Heidegger also discusses the significance of language and discourse in interpretation and communication.
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