Description
German philosopher Martin Heidegger put forth a new direction in philosophy, but not one that is easily described. His major work, Being and Time, explores the meaning of “being” and existence. This presentation attempts to make Heidegger’s language more accessible and explores how the major concepts he developed expanded over his lifetime.
George Leone has graduate degrees in philosophy and counseling. He is a retired professor who has developed a focused interest in Kierkegaard’s existential philosophy and ancient Greek philosophy. He has written a book on Kierkegaard’s existential philosophy and has another book in pre-publication, The Emergence of Wisdom in Ancient Greek Philosophy.