Introduction

Hans Pedersen, Megan Altman

1-9

Can we drop the subject?

Heidegger, selfhood, and the history of a modern word

Lawrence Hatab

13-30

Knowing thyself in a contemporary context

a fresh look at Heideggerian authenticity

Steven Burgess, Casey Rentmeester

31-43

From extremity to releasement

place, authenticity, and the self

Jeff Malpas

45-62

Guignon on self-surrender and homelessness in Dostoevsky and Heidegger

Kevin Aho

63-74

Authenticity, duty, and empathy in do androids dream of electric sheep?

Michael E. Zimmerman

75-92

Phenomenology of value and the value of phenomenology

Benjamin Crowe

95-108

Heidegger and Dilthey

language, history, and hermeneutics

109-128

A phenomenological reformulation of psychological science

resources and prospects

Fowers

129-143

Philosophical hermeneutics and the one and the many

Frank C. Richardson, Robert C. Bishop

145-164

The phenomenological elements of addiction

a Heideggerian perspective

Frank Schalow

165-178

A Heideggerian critique of cyberbeing

Richard Polt

179-197

An attempt at clarifying being-towards-death

Adam Buben

201-217

Mortality and morality

a Heideggerian interpretation of Kierkegaard's either/or

Megan Altman

219-237

Rethinking Levinas on Heidegger on death

Iain Thomson

239-262

Dumas and Heidegger on death to come

Mariana Ortega

263-274

The phenomenology of agency and deterministic agent causation

Derk Pereboom

277-294

Kierkegaard and the problem of ironic agency

Hans Pedersen

295-309

Phenomenology as social critique

William Koch

311-328

Existential socialization

Daniel Dahlstrom

329-346

Demanding authenticity of ourselves

Heidegger on authenticity as an extra-moral ideal

Mark Wrathall

347-368