The Being and the Time the new book

Author's name: Martin Heidegger Publisher: Dar Al-Kitab Al-Jadid Al-Muttahida Year of publication: 2013 Literary classification: Human and Social Sciences About the book: The book Being and Time first appeared at the beginning of 1927 within the eighth volume of the Phenomenology and Philosophical Research Annals, which were published under the supervision of Husserl, and at the same time in a private circle. Because it is one of the most innovative and dangerous philosophical books of the twentieth century, it has always been a source of inspiration or a major opponent for generations of philosophers and thinkers, from Sartre to Derrida, from Adorno to Habermas. It is no coincidence that it has been translated into more than twenty languages worldwide. And despite more than thirty years passing since Heidegger's death (1889-1976), his question about the meaning of being is still posed in its initial clarity and with exciting enthusiasm. Heidegger's questions and research about the temporality of the being in the world in general, the nature of the human mind, the history of truth upon which it is based, and the fragility of our concepts of humanity, the crisis of modernity and the Enlightenment, the ambiguity of the essence of technology stemming from a dangerous and mysterious conception of the relationship with the being, the withdrawal of the arts of divinity from the horizon of current humanity, and the imminent danger in the environment of the world... are today the most interesting and powerful tools of contemporary philosophy to think about its problems and its future.