Phenomenological Horizons of the Spatiality in Being and Time: the Relevance of “Being-in” as a Way of Access to the Selfhood of Dasein [Spanish]

Authors

  • Juan José Garrido Periñán Universidad de Sevilla

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Heidegger

Abstract

In order to get access to the specific way of being of Dasein, and from a certain radicalization of the existential “being-in”, this meditation constitutes a phenomenolo­gical attempt to analyze Spatiality in Heidegger’s Being and Time (1927). In this sense, it tries to develop this question in such a way that makes possible for the way of being of Dasein, which is often hidden by its own factual tendency to be understood as an intermundane entity, to show itself. This paper will show why the question concer­ning Spatiality in Being and Time was an indispensable one, although it was covered up by Temporality. The question concerning Spatiality is important because it is the medial horizon and the existential constitution of “being-in”, the spatiality of Dasein played a leading role in making Dasein’s way of being transparent. This transparency of Spatiality, which is based on Dasein’s possibility of un-distancing, was a first mode of Dasein’s having its own place in the world. first form of giving meaning to one’s own being. Because of the friction between the

Author Biography

Juan José Garrido Periñán, Universidad de Sevilla

Investigador Predoctoral FPU. Juan José Garrido Periñán
Subdirector de Differenz (Revista Internacional de estudios sobre Heidegger y sus derivas contemporáneas)

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2018-04-23

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No. 29 (2018): July-December

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