Martin Heidegger's "Being and Time" (Part 3/8)

In this episode, I begin my presentation of Martin Heidegger's "Being and Time" by covering chapters one and two from Part One.
Episode Breakdown:
Episode 1: (Introduction) Foreword and Chapter One
Episode 2: (Introduction) Chapter Two
Episode 3: (Part One) Chapters One and Two
Episode 4: (Part One) Chapters Three and Four
Episode 5: (Part One) Chapters Five and Six
Episode 6: (Part Two) Chapters One and Two
Episode 7: (Part Two) Chapters Three and Four
Episode 8: (Part Two) Chapters Five and Six
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[@omilk]

Enjoying this series a lot! Thank you for going through the hard work of putting it together!
The occasional appearance of what seems like an incomplete critical opinion of the philosopher’s point of view is distracting. Instead of playing peek-a-boo with a critique, it might be good to lay it out upfront so that the viewer isn’t left wondering “well, what is it? What’s the beef?“
Maybe you did that, and I missed it.
That being said, it’s just a distraction and a minor nit.
Appreciative for the knowledge and effort that goes into to putting this content together. Great job!

[@sneharoy009]

This is amazing! Listening from India.

[@Booer]

5:00 saying decarte like that is just weird

[@clumsydad7158]

Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the giants of the early 20th century, well, prob/maybe the whole century, as it were

[@LaLasta]

39" tots!

[@dreadwinter]

Who is this Decalt trying to pass Descartes' homework as his own?