Martin Heidegger

Martin Heidegger

Martin Heidegger was born in Meßkirch on September 26th, 1889 and passed away at the age of 86 on May 26th, 1976.

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Below is a complete list of Martin Heidegger books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series.

List of Collections in Publication Order

List of Non-Fiction Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top non-fiction books are Being and Time, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology, and Introduction to Metaphysics.

List of Athlone Contemporary European Thinkers Books in Publication Order

Early Heidegger texts exploring key philosophical ideas, bridging phenomenology, ontology, and history.

List of Bloomsbury Revelations Books in Publication Order

Presents key writings and influential texts by major figures in philosophy, linguistics, and religion.

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
7-458
2
Henri Bergson (By: Henri Bergson)
1389
3
Apologia Pro Vita Sua (By: John Henry Newman)
1864
4
Curso de lingüística general (By: Ferdinand de Saussure)
1916
5
I and Thou (By: Martin Buber)
1923
6
1924
7
Kierkegaard (By: Theodor W. Adorno)
1933
8
Eclipse of Reason (By: Max Horkheimer)
1933
9
1947
10
1947
11
Philosophy of Modern Music (By: Theodor W. Adorno)
1949
12
The Invisible Actor (By: Yoshi Oida, Lorna Marshall)
1953
13
1958
14
Truth and Method (By: Hans-Georg Gadamer)
1960
15
The Theatre of the Absurd (By: Martin Esslin)
1961
16
1961
17
1962
18
1964
19
1968
20
Logic of Sense (By: Gilles Deleuze Gilles Deleuze Mark Lester)
1969
21
Violence and the Sacred (By: René Girard)
1972
22
1972
23
Libidinal Economy (By: Jean-François Lyotard, Iain Hamilton Grant)
1974
24
101976
25
1977
26
Taking Rights Seriously (By: Ronald Dworkin)
1977
27
A Thousand Plateaus (By: Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari)
1980
28
1981
29
Old Mistresses (By: Griselda Pollock, Rozsika Parker)
1982
30
1983
31
Goering (By: Richard Overy)
1984
32
1985
33
1985
34
The Five Senses (By: Michel Serres)
1985
35
1988
36
States and Markets (By: Susan Strange)
1988
37
The Three Ecologies (By: Félix Guattari)
1989
38
101990
39
1990
40
Rhythmanalysis (By: Henri Lefebvre)
1992
41
1992
42
Origins of Analytical Philosophy (By: Michael Dummett)
1993
43
The Need for Words (By: Patsy Rodenburg)
1993
44
1994
45
The Sex Appeal of the Inorganic (By: Mario Perniola)
1994
46
1996
47
The Actor Speaks (By: Patsy Rodenburg)
1997
48
1997
49
Infinite Thought (By: Alain Badiou, Justin Clemens, Oliver Feltham)
1998
50
The Politics of Aesthetics (By: Jacques Rancière)
2000
51
2000
52
2001
53
2002
54
Philosophy and Simulation (By: Manuel DeLanda)
2002
55
Time for Revolution (By: Antonio Negri)
2003
56
Evolution and Conversion (By: René Girard)
2003
57
Roots for Radicals (By: Edward T. Chambers)
2003
58
2004
59
2004
60
2005
61
2006
62
2006
63
2006
64
2009
65
2013
66
2013
67
Key Writings (By: Henri Lefebvre)
2017
68
The Right to Speak (By: Patsy Rodenburg)
2022
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List of Studies in Continental Thought Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top Studies in Continental Thought books are Sixth Cartesian Meditation, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, and History of the Concept of Time.

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
1925
2
1926
3
1929
4
1930
5
1938
6
1944
7
1960
8
1963
9
1976
10
1985
11
1987
12
1988
13
Of Memory, Reminiscence, and Writing (By: David Farrell Krell)
1990
14
Echoes (By: John Sallis)
1990
15
Sartre's Political Theory ) (By: William Leon McBride)
1991
16
Re-Reading Lévinas (By: Simon Critchley, Robert Bernasconi)
1991
17
Daimon Life (By: David Farrell Krell)
1992
18
The Resources of Rationality (By: Calvin O. Schrag)
1992
19
1993
20
Powers of the Rational (By: Dominique Janicaud)
1994
21
1994
22
1994
23
The Young Heidegger (By: John van Buren)
1994
24
Stone (By: John Sallis)
1994
25
Kierkegaard in Post/Modernity (By: Merold Westphal, Martin Joseph Matustik)
1995
26
1995
27
Delimitations (By: John Sallis)
1995
28
Broken Hegemonies (By: Reiner Schürmann)
1996
29
1996
30
The Ancients and the Moderns (By: Reginald Lilly)
1996
31
1996
32
1997
33
Thinking with Heidegger (By: Miguel de Beistegui)
1997
34
Contagion (By: David Farrell Krell)
1998
35
1998
36
The Essential Husserl (By: Donn Welton)
1999
37
Metaphysics and Oppression (By: John McCumber, Their Challenge, Two Heideggers)
1999
38
Philosophy and Freedom (By: John McCumber)
2000
39
More Radical Hermeneutics (By: John D. Caputo)
2000
40
American Continental Philosophy (By: Walter Brogan, James Risser)
2000
41
Force of Imagination (By: John Sallis)
2000
42
2001
43
2001
44
The Being of the Phenomenon (By: Renaud Barbaras)
2001
45
2001
46
Race and Racism in Continental Philosophy (By: Robert Bernasconi, Sybol Cook)
2003
47
Heidegger's Contributions to Philosophy (By: Daniela Vallega-Neu)
2003
48
2003
49
The New Husserl (By: Donn Welton)
2003
50
The New Kierkegaard (By: Elsebet Jegstrup)
2003
51
Truth and Genesis (By: Miguel de Beistegui)
2004
52
2004
53
Schelling Now (By: Jason M. Wirth)
2004
54
2005
55
Heidegger and the Greeks (By: John Panteleimon Manoussakis, Drew A. Hyland)
2006
56
Hannah Arendt and Human Rights (By: Peg Birmingham)
2006
57
Dialogue with Heidegger (By: Jean Beaufret, Mark Sinclair)
2006
58
Living with Indifference (By: Charles E. Scott)
2007
59
Kierkegaard's Instant (By: David J. Kangas)
2007
60
2007
61
Philosophy and Comedy (By: Bernard Freydberg)
2008
62
Margins of Religion (By: John Llewelyn)
2008
63
Language after Heidegger (By: Krzysztof Ziarek)
2008
64
Merleau-Ponty's Philosophy (By: Lawrence Hass)
2008
65
2008
66
Emmanuel Levinas (By: Simon Critchley, Robert Bernasconi, Adriaan T. Peperzak)
2008
67
The Heidegger Reader (By: Günter Figal)
2009
68
Neo-Kantianism in Contemporary Philosophy (By: Rudolf A. Makkreel, Sebastian Luft)
2009
69
Japanese and Continental Philosophy (By: Bret W. Davis, Jason M. Wirth, Brian Schroeder)
2010
70
The Origins of Responsibility (By: François Raffoul)
2010
71
2010
72
Natality and Finitude (By: Anne O'Byrne)
2010
73
Aesthetics as Phenomenology (By: Günter Figal)
2010
74
2011
75
2011
76
2011
77
Heidegger and Language (By: Daniel O. Dahlstrom, Richard Polt, William McNeill, Walter Brogan, John Sallis, Jeffrey Powell, Peter Hanly, Daniela Vallega-Neu, Krzysztof Ziarek, Françoise Dastur, Dennis J. Schmidt)
2012
78
Plato's Laws (By: Eric Salem, Gregory Recco)
2012
79
Logic of Imagination (By: John Sallis)
2012
80
Between Word and Image (By: Dennis J. Schmidt)
2012
81
2012
82
Nietzsche and Phenomenology (By: Christine Daigle, Elodie Boublil)
2013
83
Plato's Cratylus (By: S. Montgomery Ewegen)
2013
84
2014
85
The Figure of Nature (By: John Sallis)
2016
86
2016
87
2017
88
2017
89
2017
90
Sites of Exposure (By: John Russon)
2017
91
2018
92
2020
93
Locating Europe (By: Rodolphe Gasché)
2021
94
2021
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List of New Heidegger Research Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top New Heidegger Research books are Contexts of Suffering, Existential Medicine, and The Question Concerning the Thing.

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1
Correspondence 1949–1975 (By: Günter Figal)
2008
2
Making Sense of Heidegger (By: Thomas Sheehan)
2014
3
Heidegger and the Environment (By: Casey Rentmeester)
2015
4
Briefwechsel 1919-1973 (With: Karl Löwith)
2017
5
Heidegger's Gods (By: Susanne Claxton)
2017
6
2017
7
2017
8
Heidegger and the Global Age (By: Antonio Cerella, Louiza Odysseos)
2017
9
After Heidegger? (By: Richard Polt, Gregory Fried)
2017
10
Heidegger and Jewish Thought (By: Elad Lapidot, Micha Brumlik)
2017
11
92018
12
2018
13
Heidegger Becoming Phenomenological (By: Robert C. Scharff)
2018
14
2019
15
Heidegger in the Islamicate World (By: Josh Hayes, Kata Moser, Urs Geosken)
2019
16
82019
17
Heidegger's Phenomenology of Perception (By: David Michael Kleinberg-Levin)
2019
18
Confronting Heidegger (By: Gregory Fried)
2019
19
2019
20
The Fate of Phenomenology (By: William McNeill)
2020
21
Transcending Reason (By: Matthew Burch, Irene McMullin)
2020
22
2020
23
Towards a Polemical Ethics (By: Gregory Fried)
2021
24
2021
25
Heidegger in the Literary World (By: Florian Grosser)
2021
26
Heidegger and Music (By: Casey Rentmeester, Jeff R Warren)
2022
27
Heidegger and the Holy (By: Richard Capobianco, Richard Copabianco)
2022
28
Heidegger, Dasein, and Gender (By: Patricia Glazebrook, Susanne Claxton)
2024
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List of Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Books in Publication Order

Ranked by popularity, the top Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy books are Speech and Phenomena and Other Essays on Husserl's Theory of Signs, The Meaning of Modern Art, and Phenomenology of the Social World.

ReadTitle Avg.YearBook Link
1
Experience and Judgment (By: Edmund Husserl, James Spencer Churchill, Karl Ameriks)
1939
2
The Primacy of Perception (By: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, William Cobb, James M. Edie)
1964
3
Sense and Non-Sense (By: Patricia Allen Dreyfus, Maurice Merleau-Ponty)
1964
4
1967
5
Phenomenology of the Social World (By: Alfred Schütz, George Walsh, Fredrick Lehnert)
1967
6
The Meaning of Modern Art (By: Karsten Harries)
1968
7
The Visible and the Invisible (By: Alphonso Lingis, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Claude Lefort)
1968
8
Martin Buber's Ontology (By: Robert E. Wood)
1969
9
Hermeneutics (By: Richard E. Palmer)
1969
10
1970
11
1970
12
1972
13
Adventures of the Dialectic (By: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Joseph J. Bien)
1973
14
The Structures of the Life World Vol. 1 (By: Richard M. Zaner, Alfred Schütz, Thomas Luckmann, J. Tristam Engelhardt Jr.)
1973
15
The Cognition of the Literary Work of Art (By: Roman Ingarden, Ruth A. Crowley, Kenneth R. Olson)
1973
16
Phenomenology and the Social Sciences (By: Maurice Alexander Natanson)
1973
17
Consciousness and the Acquisition of Language (By: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Hugh J. Silverman)
1973
18
The Prose of the World (By: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, John O'Neill, Claude Lefort)
1973
19
Husserlian Meditations (By: Robert Sokolowski)
1974
20
Edmund Husserl (By: Maurice Alexander Natanson)
1974
21
The Literary Work of Art (By: Roman Ingarden, George G. Grabowicz)
1979
22
Genesis and Structure of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit (By: Jean Hyppolite, Samuel Cherniak, John Heckman)
1979
23
Phenomenology and Theory of Science (By: Lester E. Embree, Aron Gurwitsch)
1979
24
1979
25
Speaking (By: Georges Gusdorf, Paul T. Brockelman)
1979
26
1980
27
On Heidegger and Language (By: Joseph J. Kockelmans)
1980
28
Tragic Wisdom and Beyond (By: Peter McCormick, Gabriel Marcel, Stephen Jolin)
1980
29
Heidegger and the Tradition (By: Werner Marx, Theodore J. Kisiel)
1982
30
In Praise of Philosophy and Other Essays (By: John J. Wild, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, John O'Neill, James M. Edie)
1988
31
Derrida and Differance (By: David Wood)
1988
32
Idea of Phenomenology (By: André de Muralt, Garry L. Breckon)
1988
33
1989
34
1989
35
The Structures of the Life World V2 (By: David J. Parent, Richard M. Zaner, Alfred Schütz, Thomas Luckmann)
1989
36
A Study of Husserl's Formal and Transcendental Logic (By: Lester E. Embree, Suzanne Bachelard)
1990
37
1990
38
1991
39
Logic in the Husserlian Context (By: Johanna Maria Tito)
1991
40
Sade My Neighbor (By: Pierre Klossowski, Alphonso Lingis)
1991
41
1992
42
Selected Philosophical Essays (By: Max Scheler, David R. Lachterman, Francke Verlag)
1992
43
The Merleau-Ponty Aesthetics Reader (By: Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Michael B. Smith, Galen A. Johnson)
1993
44
Heraclitus Seminar (With: Eugen Fink, Charles H. Seibert)
1993
45
The Company of Words (By: John McCumber)
1993
46
Working through Derrida (By: Gary B. Madison)
1993
47
An Introduction to Husserlian Phenomenology (By: Lester E. Embree, Rudolf Bernet, Iso Kern, Eduard Marbach)
1993
48
1993
49
Hermeneutics and Truth (By: Brice Wachterhauser)
1994
50
Postphenomenology (By: Don Ihde)
1995
51
The Specter of Relativism (By: Lawrence Schmidt)
1995
52
Theory of Intuition in Husserl's Phenomenology (By: Emmanuel Levinas, Andre Orianne)
1995
53
Home and Beyond (By: Anthony J. Steinbock)
1995
54
Hegel Myths and Legends (By: Jon Stewart)
1996
55
The Shadow of That Thought (By: Dominique Janicaud, Michael Gendre)
1996
56
Phenomenology and Skepticism (By: Brice Wachterhauser)
1996
57
Measures of Science (By: James Barry)
1996
58
Following Form and Function (By: Stephen T. Asma)
1996
59
Imagining Otherwise (By: Andrew Cutrofello)
1997
60
Phenomenology (By: Jitendra Nath Mohanty)
1997
61
Inscriptions (By: Hugh J. Silverman, Kenneth Silverman)
1997
62
Piaget Philosophy and the Human Sciences (By: Hugh J. Silverman, Kenneth Silverman)
1997
63
Philosophy and Non-Philosophy since Merleau-Ponty (By: Hugh J. Silverman, Kenneth Silverman)
1997
64
1997
65
Beyond (By: Adriaan T. Peperzak)
1997
66
Reduction and Givenness (By: Jean-Luc Marion, Thomas A. Carlson)
1998
67
The Disinterested Witness (By: Bina Gupta)
1998
68
The Hermeneutics of Original Argument (By: P. Christopher Smith)
1998
69
The Inordinance of Time (By: Shaun Gallagher)
1998
70
Discovering Existence with Husserl (By: Emmanuel Levinas, Richard A. Cohen, Michael B. Smith)
1998
71
Dialectic and Dialogue (By: Francisco J. González)
1998
72
1998
73
The Disposition of the Subject (By: Eric L. Krakauer)
1998
74
Beyond Being (By: Brice Wachterhauser)
1999
75
Endings (By: Rebecca Comay)
1999
76
Expanding Hermeneutics (By: Don Ihde)
1999
77
The Ethics of Postmodernity (By: Gary B. Madison, Marty Fairbarn)
1999
78
1999
79
Is Feminist Philosophy Philosophy? (By: Emanuela Bianchi)
1999
80
Retracing the Platonic Text (By: John Russon)
1999
81
2000
82
2000
83
The Phenomenon of Life (By: Hans Jonas, Lawrence Vogel, Eleonore Jonas)
2001
84
Human Experience of Time (By: David Kolb, John McCumber, Charles Sherover)
2001
85
2001
86
Zollikon Seminars (With: Franz Mayr, Medard Boss)
2001
87
Husserl at the Limits of Phenomenology (By: Leonard Lawlor, Edmund Husserl, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Bettina Bergo)
2001
88
God as Otherwise Than Being (By: Calvin Schrag)
2002
89
Merleau-Ponty's Last Vision (By: Douglas Low)
2002
90
Calvin O. Schrag and the Task of Philosophy After Postmodernity (By: William Leon McBride, Martin Joseph Matustik)
2002
91
The Thinking of the Sensible (By: David Michael Kleinberg-Levin, Mauro Carbone)
2004
92
Addressing Levinas (By: Eric Sean Nelson, Antje Kapust)
2005
93
Essential History (By: Joshua Kates)
2005
94
2006
95
Apprehending the Inaccessible (By: David Michael Kleinberg-Levin, Richard R. Askay, Jensen Farquhar)
2006
96
Heidegger and the Will (By: Bret W. Davis, David Michael Kleinberg-Levin)
2007
97
Traversing the Imaginary (By: Richard Kearney, John Panteleimon Manoussakis, Peter Gratton)
2007
98
Becoming Heidegger (By: Thomas Sheehan, Theodore J. Kisiel)
2007
99
The First Person Singular (By: Alphonso Lingis)
2007
100
The Poetics of Resistance (By: Michael T. Roth)
2019
101
2021
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List of Martin Heidegger Anthologies in Publication Order

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1964
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Martin Heidegger

Martin Heidegger was born on September 26th, 1889. Martin passed away May 26th, 1976 at 86 years old. Martin Heidegger was born in Meßkirch.

Martin Heidegger is known for writing in the Non-Fiction genre.

Martin Heidegger was a renowned German philosopher and one of the most influential thinkers of his era.

His work on hermeneutics, existentialism, and phenomenology proved highly influential in later European philosophy. One of the biggest questions he asked was what it meant for something to exist, which he believed had been ignored by many Western philosophers.

During his time, Martin Heidegger was an influential academic figure who shaped many thinkers. He was influenced by Jacques Derrida, Jean-Paul Sartre, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Hans-Georg Gadamer, and Hannah Arendt, among many other philosophers, writers, social scientists, psychologists, and theologians.

In 1933, Heidegger joined the University of Freiburg as rector, even as he also became a member of the Nazi Party soon after Hitler rose to power. During his time as rector, he advocated for the University of Freiburg to undergo political transformation under Nazi principles.

Martin Heidegger’s documented antisemitism and his involvement with the Nazis continue to stir a lot of debate about his philosophy and life. After World War II, he was investigated for his political views and banned from teaching for a time.

In his later years, Heidegger focused more on the dangers of modern technology and the history of being, art, and language.

Martin continued to lecture and write until he died in 1976.

In his most popular work, Being and Time, Martin Heidegger studied human existence as an exploration of the meaning of being. According to the author, people are beings involved in everyday activities, relationships, and the world, which he calls “Dasein,” or human existence. He examines how people better understand themselves through experience, rather than as detached observers. Martin discusses authenticity, time, death, anxiety, choice, and care, arguing that people often live by following common habits and others' expectations. However, he believes that when faced with mortality, people often live more authentically and recognize their individual possibilities.

In Existence and Being, Martin Heidegger published a collection of his writings as opposed to a single continuous argument. The work includes essays on poetry, metaphysics, and truth, as well as an account of Being and Time. It examines the question of Being, human existence, and Dasein, and explores how people better understand who they are through their relationship with the world, time, and everyday life. Other essays explore truth as an element connected to concealment and revealing. The collection shows how Martin comes at Being from different directions, including metaphysics, philosophy, poetry, language, and truth.

In early 1924, Martin Heidegger published The Concept of Time, an exploration of time through the nature of human existence, which he calls Dasein. According to Heidegger, humans live through their future, present, and past rather than following a simple sequence of day and night hours. He connects time with historicity and history, showing how present human experiences are shaped by what happened in the past. He draws on the writings of Count Yorck and Wilhelm Dilthey, even as he develops his own approach to history and being.

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Martin Heidegger: F.A.Q

When was Martin Heidegger Born?

Martin Heidegger was born on September 26th, 1889.

When did Martin Heidegger die?

Martin Heidegger died on May 26th, 1976 at 86 years old.

Where was Martin Heidegger Born?

Martin Heidegger was born in Meßkirch, .

What was the first book Martin Heidegger wrote?

The first book written by Martin Heidegger was Towards the Definition of Philosophy, published in 1918.

What was the most recent book Martin Heidegger wrote?

Their most recently released work was Discourse on Thinking (a short story) on December 1st, 2022.

What genres does Martin Heidegger Write?

Martin Heidegger primarily writes in the Non-Fiction genre. Their work includes sub-genres such as Philosophy, Existentialism, and Metaphysics.

How many books has Martin Heidegger written?

Martin Heidegger has written 53 books across 10 series and categories, excluding contributions to anthologies.
  • 3 Collections
  • 20 Non-Fiction Books
  • 4 books in the Athlone Contemporary European Thinkers Series
  • 2 books in the Bloomsbury Revelations Series
  • 20 books in the Studies in Continental Thought Series
  • 3 books in the New Heidegger Research Series
  • 2 books in the Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Series

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