"What is truth?" This much-pondered question received a novel
answer from Martin Heidegger, who was guided by the methods of
phenomenology. Heidegger's 1930 address "On the Essence of Truth"
takes us on a pathway of thinking that starts from the standard
"correspondence theory of truth" and moves into larger discussions
on truth, along the way drawing in such timeless issues as the
freedom of human conduct and choices. Heidegger on Truth is a close
reading of this address, and of the essay that Heidegger published
under the same title years later - first in 1943, and then in 1949.
In Part I of this book, Nicholson explores Heidegger's movements of
thought as they are presented in the original address. In Part II,
Nicholson compares this lecture with its subsequent versions,
uncovering the changes and detours in Heidegger's conceptualization
of "truth." Part II also considers Heidegger's interpretation of
Plato, scholasticism, and the tradition of modern rationalism.
Accessibly written, this book provides a thorough examination of
Heidegger's thoughts on the concept of "truth."
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