Status Updates From Being and Time

"If Dasein exists, it has already been thrown into this possibility."

Now I'm wishing I had read the chapter on thrownness before skipping ahead. I'll check it out later.

"This Being-with-one-another dissolves one's own Dasein completely into the kind of Being of 'the Others'... We take pleasure and enjoy ourselves as they [man] take pleasure; we read, see, and judge about literature as they see and judge... The "they", which is nothing definite, and which all are, though not as the sum, prescribes the kind of Being of everydayness."

Cool stuff.

I read the introduction straight through but will lose that chronological temporality (wink wink) and move on to the most important chapters (namely Division 1 Chapters II and IV and Division 2 Chapter II) as I'm a bit short on *time* in my philosophy independent study.

Finished the Introduction.

Eye-opening

Holy scheisse part 2