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Contents
Acknowledgments
General Introduction
Part One
Chapter 1 The Thinker and the Master: Heidegger on Eckhart
1. Heidegger’s Early Eckhartianism
2. God and Godhead in the 1920s and Beyond
3. Käte Oltmanns
4. Nishitani Keiji
5. Eckhart, Thinker of (the Analogy of ) Being
6. Gelassenheit and the Will
7. Poverty
8. Practical Apriori
9. Eckhart in Heidegger’s Late Thought
Part Two
Introduction
Chapter 2 Thinking, Being, and the Problem of Ontotheology in Eckhart’s Latin Writings
1. Eckhart the Scholastic, and His 1302–03 Parisian Questions
2. Deus Est Intelligere
3. Esse Est Deus
Chapter 3 Become Who You Are: The Oneness of Thinking and Being as Releasement in Eckhart’s German Writings
1. Gelâzenheit versus Abegescheidenheit
2. The Soul’s Way of Releasement
3. The Godhead’s Generative Releasement
Chapter 4 Eckhart’s Strategies for Cultivating Releasement
1. Dialectical Logic
2. Paradox
3. Translation
Part Three
Introduction
Chapter 5 The Middle Voice of Releasement in Heidegger’s Lecture Courses, 1928–30
1. The Middle Voice
2. The Middle Voice of Gelassenheit in Einleitung in die Philosophie
3. To Act or To Let Be? The Status of Philosophy in The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics
Chapter 6 Violent Thinking and Being in Heidegger’s Introduction to Metaphysics, 1935
Chapter 7 Releasement as the Essence of Thinking and Being in Heidegger’s First “Country Path Conversation,” 1945
1. From Calculative to Meditative Thinking
2. The Problem of the Will
3. Horizonal-Transcendental Thinking
4. The Open-Region
5. Gelassenheit
6. Implications
Conclusion
Appendix One: Materials on Heidegger’s Relation to Eckhart
1. Editions of Eckhart Consulted, Owned, or Referenced by Heidegger
2. Locations of Heidegger’s References to Eckhart and Pseudo-Eckhart
3. Heidegger’s Citations of Eckhart and Pseudo-Eckhart
1916
Summer Semester 1927
Summer Semester 1930
Late 1930s–1940s
August 1940 or after
Between 1944 and April 7, 1945
1949
May 1949–1950
June 27, 1950
Around 1955–1956
In or after 1956
Also in or after 1956
February 29, 1968
4. Heidegger’s Marginalia and Underlining in His Personal Copies of Eckhart
Bernhart
Büttner, 1938 reprint of the one-volume edition of 1934
Diederichs
5. Summary of Eckhart’s/Pseudo-Eckhart’s Texts Read or Cited by Heidegger
German Works
Latin Works
6. Reports on Heidegger’s Relation to Eckhart
Hans-Georg Gadamer
Jean Guitton
Heinrich Heidegger
Elisabeth Feist Hirsch
Ōhashi Ryōsuke
Käte Oltmanns
Reiner Schürmann
Barbara von Wulffen
Bernhard Welte
7. Heidegger’s Evaluation of Käte Oltmanns’s Dissertation on Eckhart
Käte Oltmanns “Die Philosophie des Meisters Ekkehart”
Käte Oltmanns “The Philosophy of Meister Ekkehart”
8. Heidegger’s Notes on Käte Oltmanns’s Oral Examination
Appendix Two: “Essentiality, Existence, and Ground in Meister Eckehart,” by Käte Oltmanns
Appendix Three: “Nietzsche’s Zarathustra and Meister Eckhart,” by Nishitani Keiji
1. Nietzsche and the Elemental Nature of Living
2. Eckhart and the Elemental Nature of Living
3. Religious Living and the Positivist Spirit
Notes
Bibliography
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