Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Problematizing Transcendental Subjectivity: The Genesis of Heidegger's "Transcendence" -- Chapter 1: The Early Neo-Kantian Origins and the Problem of Encounter -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Intentionality and Transcendence: Examining the Encounter Problem -- 3 Rickert and the Motivation Problem: Exploring the Subjective Aspect of the Encounter Problem -- 4 Lask and the Precedence of Relation: Examining the Objective Dimension of the Encounter Problem -- 5 The Meaning of Encounter at the Pre-theoretical Level -- References -- Chapter 2: The Transcendence of Life as an Event of Experience -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Triple Sense of an Event of Experience -- 3 The Primary Something (Uretwas) -- 4 Life's Transcendence and the Origin -- 5 Conclusion to Part 1 -- References -- Part II: Heidegger's Transcendental Phenomenology as the Philosophy of Transcendence -- Chapter 3: The Transcendental Logic of Dasein -- 1 Who is Dasein? -- 2 Transcendence as the theme of transcendental philosophy -- References -- Chapter 4: Transcendence as Being-in-the-World -- 1 The Primordial Transcendence of Being-in-the-World -- 2 The Concept of "Being-in" and the Essence of Primordial Transcendence -- 3 The World's Transcendence -- References -- Chapter 5: The Transcendental Performativity of Existence -- 1 Introduction: Existence as Transcendence -- 2 The Practical Dimension of Willing and the Recursive Nature of Transcendence -- 3 Thrownness and the Transcendental Dimension of Will -- 4 How Many Existences?
How Many Daseins? -- References -- Chapter 6: The Temporal Structure of Transcendence -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Temporality as Self-Affecting -- 3 Transcendence as Ecstatic Temporality -- 4 Conclusion to Part II -- References -- Part III: Transcendental Freedom and Beyng as Event.
Chapter 7: The Metontological Side of Transcendence -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Transcendence and the Nothing -- 3 Freedom as the Freedom for Ground -- 4 The Mystery of Concealment and the Errancy in Dasein's Being -- References -- Chapter 8: Authenticity as Explicit Transcendence -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Inauthenticity as the Non-Essence of Transcendence -- 3 Anxiety: Disclosing the Possibility of Explicit Transcendence -- 4 Being-mortal as the Temporal Configuration of Explicit Transcendence -- 5 Conscience as the Attestation of Explicit Transcendence -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9: Transcendence as the Quasi-Agency of Beyng -- 1 Resolute Openness -- 2 Transcendence as Standing in the Truth of Beyng -- 3 Transcendence as Grounding the truth of Beyng -- References -- Chapter 10: Transcendence as the Task of Philosophy -- 1 Introduction: Philosophy as Explicit Transcendence -- 2 Are We Still Not Thinking? -- 3 Philosophizing as Contemplative Recollecting -- 4 Philosophy as a Historically Performative Self-Recollection -- 5 Concluding: Transcendence of Heidegger's Early Thought -- References -- Index.