Martin Heidegger, Being and Time | The Ontic and the Ontological | Philosophy Core Concepts

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This is a video in my new Core Concepts series -- designed to provide students and lifelong learners a brief discussion focused on one main concept from a classic philosophical text and thinker.
This Core Concept video focuses on the introduction to Martin Heidegger's early work Being and Time, specifically on his not entirely explicitly drawn out distinction between the "ontic" (ontische) and "ontological" (ontologishe). Here I focus on his uses of those terms particularly in sections 3 and 4 .
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[@jlazelle1]

Making philosophy more understandable for us mere mortals! Thanks!

[@herrebosma9270]

Thank you very much for making this video! It was very helpful for me. I am sure I'll end up watching a lot of your videos in the future!

[@jasond7147]

Thank you Dr. Sadler for these videos. I am currently studying phenomenology trough the readings of Heidegger and Dewey for my PhD, and your videos about Dasein and the concepts of ontology have helped greatly in clarifying what I am studying. Thank you very much.

[@MichaelJimenez416]

This was very helpful. Thank you Professor Sadler.

[@melroycorrea7720]

Thank you! It was truly a wonderful presentation on Heidegger

[@daseinbellen]

enjoyed this lesson, thahk you

[@AshInTrees]

Just got into a course on Being and Time. I'm so excited! I think the Stambaugh SUNY edition is one of the most beautiful books I've owned. Such a simple and elegant cover.

[@DarkFire515]

The previous attempt I made at reading Being & Time it went so far over my head I couldn't even see it with a powerful telescope. I got the impression that there were many deeply profound concepts in there but that I simply wasn't grasping them. I'm sure this video series will provide some welcome enlightenment as I tackle it again.

[@johansigg3869]

Immensely helpful, thank you.

[@khafreahmose8768]

Awesome breakdown sir!

[@huzaifaali5767]

Thank you, Professor! I was scratching my head for quiet a while.

[@akram4139]

Sir, you're truly a master of your own Craft.

[@libinandrews]

I am a young research scholar and I often found it difficult to understand the distinction between 'ontic' and 'ontological' while reading Heidegger. Thank You for your in-depth analysis Prof. Gregory. I think i got a clarity regarding the two terms now.

[@alexandria8207]

Woooow,very enlightening!!

[@thewerepyreking]

I think this is a great introduction to Heidegger as a whole.

[@Arezoo.darvish]

Thank you, it is helpful

[@TheYoungtrust]

Thanks mate.

[@memeteamdreamteam3990]

Hey loved the video! I am curious would you consider doing a half hour Heidegger or any sort of lecture series like that through Being and Time? Also what do you recommend for secondary texts for Being and Time?

[@vanderlarss]

Thank you. I am reading Being and Time and I am really trying to understand it, but I feel that if Itry to understand every sentence, I will never finish reading this book.

[@estebandelacruzg1281]

Being-in-the-world, dasein, is the only being to whom his being is a problem for him.