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Springer The Event of Death: Phenomenological Enquiry - Springer
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The Event of Death presents a phenomenological enquiry grounded in Heideggerian philosophy and the tradition of Sein und Zeit interpretation.
Volume 23 in the Martinus Nijhoff Philosophy Library series, ensuring scholarly credibility and alignment with established phenomenological scholarship.
Addresses the central paradox of phenomenological death-analysis: how to describe an experience that cannot be directly encountered or lived through.
Engages with Western phenomenological tradition and existential philosophy relevant to academic study of death, meaning, and human existence.
Published by Springer, providing access to peer-reviewed philosophical scholarship in a professionally edited academic format.
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- Springer
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- paperback
- ASIN
- 9401080682
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- Amazon UK
- Publication Date
- 20 September 2011
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- 21 December 2012
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