Heidegger's Shadow

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Heidegger's complex relationship with transcendental philosophy is explored, highlighting his acknowledgment of its significance as a foundational aspect of his thought. Despite this recognition, he views transcendental philosophy as a challenge to be transcended, grappling with the paradox that such an endeavor is ultimately unattainable. This book delves into these philosophical tensions, offering insights into Heidegger's intellectual journey and the implications for his broader philosophical framework.