The task of thinking an hermeneutic phenomenology: Kant, Husserl, and the history of being

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Heidegger Studies is an annual publication dedicated to enhancing the understanding of Heidegger's thought through the interpretation of his writings. It serves as a forum for the thorough interpretation of his entire body of work, including texts published during his lifetime, necessitated by the ongoing publication of his Gesamtausgabe. The significance and breadth of the newly published texts demand a renewed engagement with Heidegger's philosophy. Reflecting its international character, Heidegger Studies features articles in English, German, and French, fostering a diverse scholarly dialogue. This platform aims to facilitate comprehensive discussions and interpretations that contribute to a deeper appreciation of Heidegger’s contributions to philosophy. The journal's commitment to multilingual publication underscores its goal of reaching a wider audience, encouraging varied perspectives on Heidegger's complex ideas. Through this initiative, Heidegger Studies aspires to be a vital resource for scholars and students alike, promoting ongoing exploration and critical analysis of Heidegger's influential thought in contemporary philosophical discourse.