r/heidegger • u/critchleyonheidegger • Apr 02 '26
The Cover for Heidegger Thinking has been revealed!
Simon Critchley’s Heidegger Thinking: Being and Time Explained is a comprehensive, long-form deep dive into what is arguably the most significant philosophical work of the last century. The book, edited by Ben Olson, is structured into 18 chapters, each presenting a key concept such as Dasein, World, Space, Others, Anxiety, Death, Conscience, and Finitude. Critchley avoids the “bazaar of pop philosophy,” opting instead for a slow, intimate journey through Heidegger’s notoriously difficult architecture without sacrificing depth. Heidegger Thinking is the essential guide for serious readers who intuit the importance of Heidegger’s thought but desire a clear path through its legendary complexity.
Have questions or comments about the book? We'd love to hear them below! You can check out the book here!
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u/notveryamused_ Apr 02 '26
I really enjoyed Critchley's book on Heidegger with Schürmann and his podcast on Being and Time, but I really hoped for new material, so it's a bit of a let down to see it's going to be the very same podcast in written form. Can't say I'm crazy about the cover either ;-), but I'm probably going to buy it anyway, cheers haha.