The book popularized the distinction between the "early" and "later" Heidegger, though Richardson emphasizes their deep structural unity.
Richardson was the first to systematically explore the "turn" in Heidegger’s thinking. He demonstrates that while Heidegger’s focus shifted from the "being-there" (Dasein) of his early work to the "truth of being" in his later years, this was not a contradiction but a radical continuation of the same inquiry. Heidegger: Through Phenomenology to Thought, 4t...
The 2003 edition is the most comprehensive version available, featuring: The book popularized the distinction between the "early"
At nearly 800 pages, it provides a rigorous, step-by-step account of Heidegger's complete philosophical trajectory, from his early "radical phenomenology" to his later meditative "thinking" of Being. featuring: At nearly 800 pages