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The career that the concept of the world has made in twentieth-century philosophyphilosophy was possible due to the key meaning given to it by HeideggerHeidegger, Martin and Husserl in their phenomenological concepts. According to them, the world is a phenomenon to which one is always already—a priori—related while co-existing with others in a social space. HeideggerHeidegger, Martin speaks of the primal coexistence of human Dasein with others in the world, which makes possible its openness to itself, considering it the fundamental structural moment of Dasein’s way of being.

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Can the World Still be Saved? Technology as the Fate (das Geschick) of European Culture and a Mortal Threat to It

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    2025年

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  • Paweł Dybel

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The career that the concept of the world has made in twentieth-century philosophyphilosophy was possible due to the key meaning given to it by HeideggerHeidegger, Martin and Husserl in their phenomenological concepts. According to them, the world is a phenomenon to which one is always already—a priori—related while co-existing with others in a social space. HeideggerHeidegger, Martin speaks of the primal coexistence of human Dasein with others in the world, which makes possible its openness to itself, considering it the fundamental structural moment of Dasein’s way of being.