Introduction

Gerhard Thonhauser

1-5

Who is the self of everyday existence?

Mark Wrathall

9-28

Das man and everydayness

a new interpretation

Charlotte Knowles

29-52

Heidegger's underdeveloped conception of the undistinguishedness (Indifferenz) of everyday human existence

Jo-Jo Koo

53-78

Unobtrusive governance

Heidegger and Foucault on the sources of social normativity

Andreas Beinsteiner

79-97

The historicality of das Man

Foucault on docility and optimality

Kevin Thompson

101-114

The danger of being ridden by a type

everydayness and authenticity in context – reading Heidegger with Hegel and Diderot

Dieter Thoma

115-132

Authenticity and plurality

from Heidegger's "anyone" to Arendt's "common sense" and back again

Ileana Borţun

133-156

Ambivalence of power

Heidegger's das Man and Arendt's acting in concert

Katrin Meyer

157-178

A groundless place to build

the ambivalence of production as a chance of action between Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt

Lucilla Guidi

179-197

How to change das Man?

Christian Schmidt

201-217

Social authenticity

towards a Heideggerian analysis of social change

Martin Weichold

219-240

Transforming the world

a Butlerian reading of Heidegger on social change?

Gerhard Thonhauser

241-259

Authentic role play

a political solution to an existential paradox

Hans B. Schmid

261-274