Heidegger And The Problem Of Consciousness

Nancy JHolland Turns To The Thought Of Martin Heidegger To Help Understand An Ageold Philosophical Question: Is There ASplit Between The Body And The Mind? Arguing Against Philosophical Positions That Define Human Consciousness As An Overarching Phenomenon Or Reduce It To The Brain Or Physicality, Holland Contends That Consciousness Is Relational And It Is This Relationship That Allows Us To Inhabit And Negotiate In The WorldHolland Forwards AComplex And Nuanced Reading Of Heidegger As She Focuses On Consciousness, Being, And What Might Constitute The Animal Or, More Broadly, Otherthanhuman WorldHolland Engages With The Depth And Breadth Of Heidegger,s Work As She Opens Space For ADiscussion About The Uniqueness Of Human Consciousness.
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