Poverty

Martin Heidegger

3-10

Introduction

Frank Schalow

11-46

Deformalization and phenomenon in Husserl and Heidegger

Burt C. Hopkins

49-69

A purview of being

the ontological structure of world, reference (verweisung) and indication (indikation)

Marylou Sena

71-94

Heidegger's experience with language

George Kovacs

95-109

Heidegger's thinking of difference and the god-question

Thomas Kalary

111-133

Substance and emptiness

preparatory steps toward a translational dialogue between western and buddhist philosophy

Paola-Ludovika Coriando, Virginia Jennings Colombo

135-143

Preliminary notes on divine images in the light of being-historical thinking

Bernhard Radloff

145-171

A conversation with Parvis Emad on the question of translation in Heidegger

Frank Schalow

175-189

Heidegger's contributions to philosophy

the challenge of its translation

George Kovacs

191-211

Dasein and da-sein in being and time and in contributions to philosophy (from enowning)

Friedrich-Wilhelm Von Herrmann, Bernhard Radloff

213-224

Husserl and Heidegger on da-sein

with a suggestion for its interlingual translation

Ivo De Gennaro

225-252

Heidegger, Hölderlin, and eccentric translation

Julia A. Ireland

253-267

Individuation, responsiveness, translation

Heidegger's ethics

Eric S. Nelson

269-290

Attunement and translation

Frank Schalow

291-311