Being-in-the-World A Commentary on Heidegger's Being and Time, Division 1 Hubert L. Dreyfus ‘The MIT Press ‘Cambridge, Massachusetts London, EnglandFor uphon and Gabriele {©1991 Maaco enol Prface wi eerie, Nope ion esta am eat ‘mation storage and retrieval without permison in wring from the pusher Introduction: Why Study Being and Time? — 1 union gent Tine Mantegna Macquave ‘Se Baard Robinson, 01962 SEM Pret eared bere y perma of 1 [cA Press tan Hope Row Pubs ne Heldgge\ Seetontoe rotucion 10 "ak a tin Bae The ME remand pind wd . Heidegger's Methodological traduction 30 Libary Congr Calon Puan Data Drei Hubert 3 ‘Seigindhecl a commen on Heldeggersbeing and ie, ‘A Preliminary Sketch of Beinginthe World 40 eda ina ferences ’ ISBNoSe20t1065.— ISBN O38 nee hk) aaa are oes, Ot T Heeger Mar, 188-1078 Sch und ek. 2 Ontology S.Space and me Tie 5 Iaboaassue 600 miedo snsenz enone 28 cr 6 rider Crit Rt Versions f Cartan 108 7 Spotcy and Space 128 LQ 20) 19 lew v8 DaeThe “Who” of Everyday Dasein 141 ‘The Theol Srctre of Beingn 163 10 Afictednens 168 u Understanding 194 12 Teling and Sere 215, 23 Faling 225 4 The CareSructre 238 15 Philosophical Implications of « Hermeneutic of Everyamess 246 Appendic: Kerhguard, Divison I, and Later Heidegger Huber L. Dre and Jane Rabin 289 Nes 340 Inder 363, “This commentary hasbeen circulating i gradually changing ver sons for over twenty years. I started in 1068 asa set of “Fybate Lecture Notes" ranscribed from my course on Beingand Timea the University of California, Berkeley. n 1975 sated circulating my updated lecture notes to students and anyone else who was inter ‘ested. For a decade thereafter I revised the notes each year incorporating and responding to what I lexned from my students dnd teaching asistants By 1985 there were so many requests for “The Heidegger Transcripts that Iwas encouraged to transform them intoa book. The fiestdratof dhe book wasfinishedin ime for 81988 NEH Summer Insitute held atthe University of California, Santa Cruz, On the basis of what I learned from colleagues and pantcipantthereand luring the following summer hen course on Beng end Timeat the University of Franklur,14id one final revision for this MIT Pres edition Aboutall that has stayed constant over wentyyearsof revising has been my decision tolimitthe notes to Division lof Part One of Being ‘and Time, sill consider this the mort original and important Section ofthe work, fort iin Division that Heidegger works out hissccountofbeingintheword and wesitto ground profound critique of traditional ontology and epistemology. Division Tl of Part One, which makes up the rest of what we have of Heidegger's proposed two-part book (Division II of Part One and all of Part ‘Twowerenever published), dividesintotwosomenhatindependent enterprises Fis, chee isthe “existentialist side of Heidegger's thought, which focuses on anxiety death, guilt, and resoluteness and which, although highly influential on sown andin ta Sartian terion in Being and Nthingnes, wa, for good reasons later aba Adoned by Heidegger himself Andsecond there the laying oto the temporality of human being and ofthe world, and the roving: