HERMENEUTICAL PROJECT OF EXISTENCE - MATEUSZ WAŚKO

The book "Hermeneutical Project of Existence" by Mateusz Waśko is a fascinating journey into the philosophy of Martin Heidegger, one of the most prominent thinkers of the 20th century. The author analyzes the phenomenon of understanding in Heidegger's philosophy, showing its key role in the constitution of the meaning of human existence. It is not being, but meaning and its understanding that become the central point of consideration, offering a new perspective on the thought of the philosopher from Freiburg.

• In-depth analysis of Martin Heidegger's philosophy
• New perspective on the phenomenon of understanding
• Key to understanding the meaning of human existence
• Accessible language for a wide audience
• Comprehensive presentation of the relationships between concepts in "Being and Time"
• Benedictine work in exploring Heidegger's concepts

Mateusz Waśko, PhD in philosophy and assistant professor at the Institute of Contemporary Philosophy at the University of Wrocław, presents in his book a unique reading of Heidegger's thought, going beyond his specific language. The author, conducting research in the spirit of phenomenology and hermeneutics, seeks phenomena underlying the understanding of reality and defining the boundaries of this understanding. His work is an invaluable aid to anyone who wants to delve into the basic concepts contained in "Being and Time".

This book is the result of the author's enormous, almost Benedictine work, who with extraordinary diligence explores the meanings of Heidegger's key concepts and their interrelationships. The greatest value of the work is the comprehensive presentation of the relationships between the network of concepts that appear in "Being and Time". It is a must-read for philosophers, students and anyone interested in Heidegger's thought.

Universitas Publishing House, known for publishing valuable scientific works, puts into the hands of readers a position that will certainly contribute to a better understanding of the philosophy of the 20th century. This book, with 596 pages, in paperback and format 162x237 mm, is a true intellectual feast for every philosophy lover.