divine temporality
Byle, Nicholas
The publication of Martin Heidegger's Being and Time was a generally agreed upon watershed event in the history of twentieth-century philosophy. As a consequence of its publication, Heidegger, who had been struggling to find a permanent academic position, received immediate fame, even filling Edmund Husserl's position at Freiburg. Of course with the publication of Being and Time, philosophy had to respond. Describing the general reactions to H...