Heidegger's Confusions

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Focusing on the complexities of Martin Heidegger's philosophy, Paul Edwards aims to clarify and rescue valuable ideas from their convoluted presentation. He critically examines Heidegger's exploration of being, as well as his perspectives on death, anxiety, and nothingness, while addressing the ambiguities in his discussions of life after death. Through a blend of insight and wit, Edwards provides a thorough critique that seeks to unravel the logical confusions and obscure language that often characterize Heidegger's work.