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https://www.michaeltsarion.com/philosopher-of-death.html
Sartre and Freud were not the only thinkers to lament our penchant for self-deception. The expert on the subject, in all its nuances, was German philosopher Martin Heidegger.
Known best for his first book Being and Time, Heidegger's initial concern in the book is the identity of the questioner of life - the questioner of Being. Who is the person who thinks philosophically? What does he know about his subject of interest, and what does he know about himself? Is it possible for him to come upon his quarry - the nature of Being and meaning of existence - before he first possesses Self-knowledge? Not according to sages of the first rank. |
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