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    The premise of the “game” is that Martians are using kids to invade Earth. This so called game goes haywire when it turns out this is no game and the Martians have actually invaded Earth. How the story finishes is with the parents of a young girl being trapped in the attic with the Martians in the doorway.

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    While trusting someone, the thought of being betrayed, misunderstood, and forgotten had never crossed my mind. For example, I have a really had habit of putting my trust into people who are unworthy of it. I hate that I ever put my trust in those people with such personal things in my life. As bad habit of trusting people, it resulted in regretful decisions. One bad habit of regretfully trusting that ended in a regretful decision was trusting Leonard because he took my friendship for granted and

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    Philosophy 101 - T Title Authentic Existence vis-à-vis Being-towards-Death: An Essay on Being and Time by Martin Heidegger Philosophical Question Why would an authentic life matter when, according to Heidegger, human beings, as Da-sein, are inevitably beings-towards-death? The philosophical question being asked already introduces the finitude of human existence, since, according to Martin Heidegger human beings, as Da-sein, exist “as thrown being(s)-toward-its-end,”1 recognizing death is recognized

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    Division II of Martin Heidegger’s Being and Time. The essay is logically divided into three main parts. The first one is introduction and brief overview of author’s objectives (Hoffman wants to bring Heidegger back into the framework of the subjectivist tradition, which is not of our particular interest today owing to its controversy). The second part (and the main for me) is named The Human Self and mainly includes such themes as totality and authenticity of Dasein, being-toward-death and care, also emphasizing

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    the question of their Being. When a child points at something and asks ‘what's that?’ this means that he is aware that there is a 'Being' and there is a need of a name for it. Moreover, this question points to the fact that there is 'something' which is already distinguishable from the rest of the things in this world and stands out from them in terms of its Being. ‘What is Being?’ is the essence of Martin Heidegger's Being and Time (Sein und Zeit) book (1927). Although Being is one of the universal

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    Notion of time and being in Heidegger 2 Existential travel 2 Massacre: existence or nonexistence 5 End of the story

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    The Question of Being Martin Heidegger attempts to answer the “question of Being” by appealing to the terminology and methodology of Dasein, most commonly defined as existence. Dasein is not simply any kind of existence, however, but an existence that is unique from all other existences in that it asks the question of existence while existing in the existence itself. In other words, one must first understand Dasein in order to understand Being because Dasein is a kind of being that is concerned

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    thinks about beings as beings, and beings as such are in sight. Metaphysical representation owes this sight to the light of Being but this light does not come within the range of metaphysical domain. In other words, metaphysics inquire about the Being, which is the source of this light, but the light

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    Heidegger, there is an aspect of what he refers to as “care” in Dasein. Care is what makes us concerned with things in the world in which we interact with, as well as the care of interacting with them. It is something that is fundamental to our being in the word because its foundation it is overall something that underlines all of Dasein. Care is what causes it to be apprehensive about our own existence. More specifically, care is what creates the concern for life and existence of everyday things

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    Being and Humans in Heidegger's Letter on Humanism and in his Contributions to Philosophy ABSTRACT: Heidegger's main question, the question of Being concerning human facticity, struggles to uncover the original ground to which humans belong, a ground from which modern society tends to uproot itself through the dominance of calculative and representational thinking. What is most dangerous for Heidegger about this process is that the original ground of humans and beings in general might be covered

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