The Finitude of Being

The Finitude of BeingArgues that in Martin Heidegger's philosophy, Being is inherently finite because it reveals itself only through a dynamic interplay of disclosure and concealment. The Finitude of Being offers an interpretation of Martin Heidegger's thought, revealing finitude not as a limitation to be overcome, but as the very condition that makes meaning, truth, and world possible. Joan Stambaugh draws on her deep engagement with Heidegger's work, and informed by

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