Being and Time (book)

"Being and Time," written by German philosopher Martin Heidegger, explores the nature of existence and what it means to "be." Heidegger examines how humans experience time, emphasizing the importance of our awareness of mortality and the way it shapes our lives. He introduces concepts such as "Being-in-the-world," which highlights our interaction with our surroundings, and "authenticity," encouraging individuals to confront their true selves. By analyzing everyday experiences, Heidegger aims to deepen our understanding of existence and challenges us to reflect on our purpose and the essence of being itself.