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The connection between situatedness and questionability is central to the argument of Being and Time, and Heidegger’s claim in that work that the question of being can be approached only through an investigation of that mode of being that is our own is not based in some point concerning our epistemological “access” to being nor…

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I have already noted the way in which spatial and topological notions have a problematic status in Heidegger’s early work, and there is no doubt that the idea of topology emerges as an explicit and central idea for Heidegger quite late in his thinking. Yet the claim I will advance here is that what guides…

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Aristotle’s treatment of topos is tied to the idea of topos as that which is the answer to the question “where”—consequently topos figures as one of the Aristotelian Kategoriai (which constitute both the different ways in which things can be spoken and certain basic ways in which things can be).1 Here it seems as if…

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