On Being and Change (Yi 易): Phenomenological Guide to the Way (Dao 道)

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This chapter focuses on investigating into Heidegger’s own critical reflection on Sein Und Zeit, which not only symbolizes his complete rejection of transcendental subjectivity, but also uncovers the possible connection of the thoughts of late Heidegger with traditional Chinese thoughts, especially those in the Book of Changes (Zhou Yi 周易) and its supplementary classics. On that basis, this chapter further discusses the difference between thoughts of late Heidegger and the way of change in Chinese thoughts, to denote the possible development of the Heideggerian thinking.

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Ding Yun
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