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The Essence of Human Freedom: An Introduction to Philosophy

Martín Heidegger, Ted Sadler

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Translator's Foreword Preliminary Considerations Part One - Positive Definition of Philosophy from the Content of the Problem of Freedom. 1. First Breakthrough to the Proper Dimension of the Problem of Freedom in Kant. 2. The Leading Question of Philosophy and its Questionability. 3. Working the Leading Question of Metaphysics Through to the Fundamental Question of Philosophy. Part Two - Causality and Freedom 1. Causality and Freedom as Cosmological Problem. 2. The Second Way to Freedom in the Kantian System. Conclusion: The Proper Ontological Dimension of Freedom. Editor's Afterword to the German Edition of July 1981. English-German Glossary Greek-English Glossary

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Key concepts: Metaphysics, Glossary, Causality (physics), German, Philosophy, Epistemology, Dimension (graph theory), Degrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)