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2. Book Review

Author

Kevin A. Aho

Subjects
Psychiatry and Mental health, Clinical Psychology
Published
2018

3. Book Reviews

Author

James Aho, Kevin A. Aho, Zbigniew Białas, Emily Miller Budick, Edmund J. Campion, Victor Castellani, Camelia-Mihaela Cmeciu, Terence Dawson, Richard Findler, Kristian Gerner, Adrian Haddock, Oren Harman, David Harriman, Stefan Höjelid, Irving Louis Horowitz, Suzanne M. Jaeger, Cem Karadeli, A. Robert Lauer, Hugh Lindsay, James M. Lutz, Henry Mcdonald, Usha Menon, Michael Edward Moore, Glenn W. Olsen, Geoffrey Pfeifer, Rochelle Rives, Stanley Shostak, Lora Sigler, Lavinia Stan, Barnard Turner, Meredith Veldman, Ann Ward, Henry Wasser, John E. Weakland, Samuel C. Wheeler III, and Phillip H. Wiebe

Subjects
Cultural Studies, Philosophy, History, Political science, Gender studies, Transformation (music)
Published
2011

4. Book Reviews

Author

Kevin A. Aho, Charlotte Berkowitz, Peter Burke, Victor Castellani, Fiorella Dell’Olio, Liviu Drugus, Eberhard Eichenhofe, David S. Frey, Steven L. Goldman, Boris Gubman, Stefan Höjelid, Jeff Horn, Irving Louis Horowitz, Daniel D. Hutto, Peter Lassman, Hugh Lindsay, Norman Madarasz, John Milfull, Jeff Mitscherling, Tim Murphy, Jeff Noonan, Joyce Senders Pedersen, Efraim Podoksik, Ritchie Robertson, Mia Roth, Michael Ruse, Karl W. Schweizer, Stanley Shostak, Russell Smith, Nadežda Stojković, Spencer C. Tucker, Lia Versteegh, Henry Wasser, and Rodica Milena Zaharia

Subjects
Cultural Studies, Philosophy, History, Linguistics, Word (computer architecture)
Published
2007

5. Heidegger's Neglect of the Body

Author

Kevin A. Aho and Kevin A. Aho

Subjects
Human body (Philosophy)
Abstract

Martin Heidegger's failure to acknowledge the role of the body in his analysis of everyday human existence (Dasein) has generated a cottage industry of criticism from such prominent continental figures as Merleau-Ponty, Sartre, Derrida, and Irigaray. In Heidegger's Neglect of the Body, Kevin A. Aho suggests the critics largely fail to appreciate Heidegger's nuanced understanding of Dasein, which is not to be interpreted in terms of individual existence but in terms of a shared horizon of being that is already there. Aho further argues that Heidegger—while rarely discussing the body itself—nonetheless makes a significant contribution to theories of embodiment by means of his critique of technological existence and his hermeneutic recovery of more original ways of being that reveal our fragile interconnectedness with things.

Published
2009

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