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Heidegger’in Varlık’a Yaklaşımı: Ontolojinin Temeli Olarak İnsan

Heidegger’s Approach to Being: Man as the Fundament of Ontology

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Abstract (2. Language): 
In contrast to the metaphysics of presence or substance ontology of traditional metaphysical thinking, this paper is an analysis of Martin Heidegger’s approach to Being where the individual or Dasein is the route to, the illuminator of, and the shepherd of, Being via his transcendence into Nothing, his meditative thinking, and his use and mastery of language and discourse. It also highlights on the import of such an approach to Being where man is the fundament of ontology.
Abstract (Original Language): 
Mevcudiyet metafiziğine ya da geleneksel metafizik düşüncenin töze dayalı ontolojisine karşıt olarak bu yazı, bireyin ya da Dasein’ın kendi aşkınlığını hiçliğe bırakması, derin düşünmesi, söylem ile dile yönelik yetkinliği ve kullanımı aracılığıyla yöneldiği, aydınlattığı ve çobanı olduğu Varlığa ilişkin Martin Heidegger’in yaklaşımını analiz edecektir. Yazı, aynı zamanda insanın ontolojiye temel olduğu böylesi bir Varlık yaklaşımının önemini vurgulamaktadır.
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