M. 하이데거, 『존재와 시간』에서 ‘존재론적-실존론적 해석’의 의미와 적용에 대한 연구 : 죽음, 양심, 탓이있음, 결단성, 그리고 앞서달려가보는 결단성 분석을 중심으로

This thesis deals with Martin Heidegger's methodology in Being and Time. It focuses on ontological-existential interpretation as a methodology that proves (Nachweis) the origins from the ‘Seinsverfassung of Dasein.’ In particular, this study examines the meaning of this interpretation and the process of it’s application in the analysis of ‘Death’, ‘conscience’, ‘guilty’, ‘resoluteness’ and ‘anticipatory resoluteness’, who play the important roles in Being and Time. Through this discussion, this study clarifies that the phenomenological analysis, which is known to be difficult, is in fact unified and explicit in the ontological-existential interpretation. The thesis is organized as follows: Chapter 2, the contents of Basic Ontology as a phenomenological-heterologous methodology are reviewed, and in Chapter 3, the contents of In-Being and the Analysis of Existence are classified briefly. Chapter 4 formalizes the meaning of the original interpretation, i.e, the ontological-existential interpretation performed on the basis of Seinsverfassung. In Chapter 5, the contents of Being and Time are described in the order of ‘Death’, ‘conscience’, ‘guilty’, ‘resoluteness’ and ‘anticipatory resoluteness.’ Finally Chapter 6 summarizes the text and presents the significance of the given interpretation.