Introduction to Metaphysics

Translated from German: Mesut Keskin

Martin Heidegger's (1889-1976) book Introduction to Metaphysics (1935 & 1953), published during his lifetime, serves as a universal introductory text, following his two fundamental and period works , Sein und Zeit (1927) and Beiträge (1989). After this work, Heidegger turns his back on phenomenology; However, the work, with its dense content and references, inflamed the problematic of the philosopher's political engagement in opposing circles. In addition to its topicality, since the turn it performs radicalizes the question of Being in Sein und Zeit, this Heideggerian renewal of Metaphysics appears as one of the great challenges of the 20th century Evening Land philosophy. The text in your hand, which deals with both the culmination of Heidegger's test with Metaphysics and the phenomenological completion of the Being and Time project on the basis of the question of the Being of our Being-There, attracts ontological curiosity at the forefront of the magnificent Heidegger oeuvre.