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1. The Task and Theme of the Analytic of Da-sein
a) Priority of being or existence (existentia)
over essence (essentia) or Being-what-it-is.
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Presence-at-hand (innerworldly
objects)
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Existence and possibility
b) Da-sein is in each case mine (mineness)
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Ownmost possibility as an issue
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Da-sein is its own possibility
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Possible modes of being: authenticity and inauthenticity
2. Being-in-the-World in General as the Basic State of
Da-sein
a) Being-in-the-world is a unitary
phenomenon. Structural constituents:
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In-the-world: worldhood
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The “who?” of being-in-the-world
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Being-in: facticity and multiple ways of being-in; concern or concern
(Sorge) as the common kind of being-in
3. The Worldhood of the World: Several Senses of “World”
b) Being of
entities (ontological concept)
c) Lifeworld
(pre-ontological concept)
d) Worldhood:
structural wholes (ontological concept): involvement and significance
4. Being-in-the-World as Being-With and Being-One’s-Self. The “They”
b) Others and
everyday Being-with
c) Everyday
Being-one’s-Self and the “They”
5. Being-in as Such: Da-sein is its Disclosedness
a) Being-there as State-of-mind or mood (Stimmung); finding oneself (Befindlichkeit)
2) Disclosure of Being-in-the-world
3) Circumspective concern and relevance
2) Understanding and interpretation: the ‘as-structure’ of interpretation
3) Falling and thrownness
6. Care as the Being of Da-sein
b) Da-sein’s Being as Care: ecstatic transcendence (being-ahead-of-itself)
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