Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Deconstructing Action
2. Theory of the Texts
Part One
Genealogy of Principles
I. Understanding History through Its Reversals
3. The Puma-Shaped City
4. The Rise and Decline of Principles
II. Understanding Practice through the "Turning"
5. Practical Philosophy and the Hypothesis of Closure
6. The Closure as the Withering of the Pros Hen Relation
III. Genealogy of Principles and Anti-Humanism
7. A Threefold Break with "Humanism"
8. A Threefold Break with Principial Origins
Part Two
The "Very Issue" of Phenomenology: The Economies of Presencing
IV. Mutations of Phenomenological Transcendentialism
9. From Subjectivity to Being-There
10. From Menschentum to "Thinking"
V. Deconstruction of the Political
11. Deconstructing the Substantialist Patterns
12. Deconstructing the Ontic Origin
Part Three
The Origin Is Said in Many Ways
VI. Arche: The Kinetic Paradigm of Origin
13. The Causal Concept of Arche
14. The Teleocratic Concept of Arche
VII. Princeps and Principium: Time Forgotten
15. From the Principle of Essences to the Principle of Propositions
16. From the Principle of Propositions to the Epochal Principles
VIII. Anfang and Ursprung: The Temporal Difference
17. The Vocabulary
18. 'Original' Origins, or How the New Comes About in History
19. The 'Originary' Origin, or How Presencing Comes About
Part Four
Historical Deduction of the Categories of Presencing
IX. Table of the Categories of Presencing
20. The Categorial, the Noumenal, and the Empirical
21. A Reversal Undergone by the Puma-Shaped City
X. At the Presocratic Inception: The Prospective Categories
22. Econ
23. Phusis
24. Aletheia
25. Logos
26. Hen
27. Nous
XI. At the Technological End: The Retrospective Categories
28. The Will to Power
29. Nihilism
30. Justice
31. The Eternal Return of the Same
32. The Transmutation of All values and the Death of God
33. The Overman
XII. At the "Turning": The Transitional Categories
34. Ontological Difference/World and Thing
35. "There Is"/Favor
36. Unconcealment/Event
37. Epoch/Clearing
38. Nearness/Fourfold
39. Corresponding/Thinking
Part Five
Action and Anarchy
XIII. Acting, the Condition for Thinking
40. The Practical A Priori
41. The Problem of the Will
XIV. Anarchic Displacements
42. Practical Negation of Goals
43. Transmutation of Responsibility
44. Protest Against "Busy-ness"
45. Transmutation of "Destiny"
46. From Violence to Anarchy
Conclusion
47. Of Economic Self-Regulation and Its Loci
48. Objections and Answers
A Heidegger Bibliography, with Abbreviations Used in the Notes and Indexes
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Citations From Heidegger's Texts in German
Citations From English Translations
Name Index

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