Mindfulness

Table of Contents

Translator's Forewardxiii

I INTRODUCTION

1 Prelude from Periander and Aeschylus

2 The other Thinking

3 The Leap

4 The Guardians

5 The Knowing-awareness

6 The Word

6a We do not know goals . . .

6b Da-sein

7 ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ

II LEAPING AHEAD UNTO THE UNIQUENESS OF BE-ING

8 On Mindfulness

9 Machination (Coercive force, Power, Mastery)

10 Completion of Modernity

11 Art in the Epoch of Completion of Modernity

12 Inceptual Thinking, the one Readiness ...

III PHILOSOPHY
(Self-mindfulness: Historical Contention;
Be-ing-historical Thinking — Metaphysics)

13 Philosophy

14 Philosophy in Mindfulness of Itself

15 Self-mindfulness of Philosophy as Historically Dissociating Exposition

(Dissociating Exposition of Metaphysics and Being-historical Thinking)

IV ON PROJECTING-OPEN BE-ING
(Words that Hold Sway)
(The Be-ing-historical 'Saying')

16 Be-ing

17 Being as φύσις

18 "Be-ing" as "Word"

19 Be-ing

20 The "Finitude" of Be-ing

21 The 'Saying' of Be-ing-historical Thinking

22 Ground (Be-ing and ἀλήθεια)

23 Be-ing

24 The Stillest Crossing unto the other Beginning

25 Be-ing

26 Be-ing: the Ab-ground

27 Be-ing is the Ab-ground

28 Be-ing — Distress — Care

29 Being is En-owning

30 Be-ing and Freedom

31 'The Free-play of Time-Space'

32 Being and Space

33 Be-ing and 'Letting-be'

34 The Be-ing-historical Word

V TRUTH AND KNOWING-AWARENESS

35 Question of Truth: A Directive

36 Clearing

37 Truth as Clearing

38 Truth

39 The Clearing of Be-ing and Man (The "Moment")

40 Clearing Nearness and Remoteness

41 The 'In-between' of the 'T/here'

42 Truth

43 Truth and the True

44 Be-ing and Truth and Dasein

45 Knowing-awareness and Truth

46 Truth and Acting

47 Truth and Usefulness

VI BE-ING
(Ab-ground)

48 Be-ing

49 Be-ing

50 Be-ing: the Ab-ground

VII BE-ING AND MAN

51 Be-ing and Man

52 Be-ing and Man

53 A Being—Be-ing—Man

54 Man's Flight from the Ownmost

(Body—Spirit—Soul)

55 Be-ing and Man

56 Da-sein and Sein und Zeit

57 The Metaphysical Grounding-Experience

58 The Question put to Man

59 Be-ing and Man

VIII BE-ING AND MAN

60 Be-ing and Man

IX ANTHROPOMORPHISM

61 Anthropomorphism

X HISTORY

62 History

XI TECHNICITY

63 Technicity

XII 'HISTORY' AND TECHNICITY
(ἱστορεῖν—τέχνη)

64 'History' and Technicity

XIII BE-ING AND POWER

65 Be-ing and Power

65a Be-ing and Power

XIV BE-ING AND BEING

66 Being — Framed in Predicate ("the Categorial")

66a Be-ing and Beings

XV THE THINKING OF BE-ING

67 The Thinking of Be-ing

XVI THE FORGOTTENNESS OF BE-ING

68 The Forgottenness of Be-ing

XVII THE HISTORY OF BE-ING

69 The History of Be-ing

XVIII GODS

70 Gods — the fundamental Knowing-awareness

71 Gods and Be-ing

XIX ERRANCY

72 Errancy

XX ON THE HISTORY OF METAPHYSICS

73 Schelling

73a Relinquishing Philosophy

XXI THE METAPHYSICAL 'WHY-QUESTION'
(The Crossing Question)

74 Why?

XXII BE-ING AND 'BECOMING'
(The Completion of Occidental Metaphysics)
(Hegel — Nietzsche)

75 Beings as "The Actual"

XXIII BEING AS ACTUALITY
(The ""Modalities")

76 Beings as "The Actual"

(Being and Actuality)

XXIV BE-ING AND "NEGATIVITY"

77 Be-ing — 'Nothingness' — 'Going-Under'

78 Be-ing and "Negativity"

XXV BEING AND THINKING
(BEING AND TIME)

79 Being and Time

XXVI A GATHERING INTO BEING MINDFUL

80 Enowning

81 Settlement

82 The En-owning

83 Beingness and Be-ing

84 Be-ing and 'Nothingness'

85 'Nothingness'

86 Truth — Be-ing and Clearing

87 Truth

88 Be-ing and Measure

89 Be-ing-history

90 Enownment and Attunement

91 The 'T/here' as the Ab-ground of the 'In-between'

92 Da-sein

93 Da-sein "of" Man

94 The Hint at Da-sein

95 Da-sein

96 Da-sein is Always Mine

XXVII THE BE-ING-HISTORICAL THINKING AND THE QUESTION OF BEING

97 The Be-ing-historical Thinking and the Question of Being

XXVIII THE BE-ING-HISTORICAL CONCEPT OF METAPHYSICS

98 The Be-ing-historical Thinking

99 The Be-ing-historical Question of Being

100 Metaphysics and the Question of Be-ing (Enowning)

101 Projecting-opening and Projecting-opening

102 Forgottenness of Being

103 The Jointure of Metaphysics

104 Φύσις and Metaphysics

105 The "Shape"" and the Φύσις

106 Being as Φύσις

107 How Φύσις Fosters What is Later Called "Metaphysics"

108 Metaphysics

109 "What is Metaphysics?"

110 Aristotle, Metaphysics Δ 4 on Φύσις

111 Φύσις and Metaphysics

112 Φύσις and Ἀλήθεια

113 Ἀλήθεια—Ἀτρέκεια

114 Metaphysics

115 Metaphysics

116 "Ontology" — "Metaphysics"

117 Metaphysics

118 ὂν ᾗ ὄν

119 The Sway of θεωρία

120 Metaphysics

121 Metaphysics

122 How Metaphysics Thinks Being

123 In-finitude and Eternity

124 The Principle of Contradiction

125 The History of Metaphysics is the History of the History of Being

126 The Place of Aristotle in the History of Metaphysics

127 The Distinguished Metaphysical Basic Position of Leibniz

128 Kant and Metaphysics

129 The Final Rise of Metaphysics

130 The End of Metaphysics

131 Metaphysics and "World-view"

132 "Mysticism"

133 The Crossing

134 Towards Elucidation of the Be-ing-historical Concept of "Metaphysics"

135 Steps

APPENDIX

A RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT THE PATHWAY

My Pathway Hitherto

THE WISH AND THE WILL

(On Preserving What is Attempted)

Editor's Epilogue

Mindfulness (GA 66) [GA App]

Ereignis