Entities which possess this do not have "categorical" ontological characteristics.
Entities which possess this do not have "categorical" ontological characteristics. It can become"authentic" when it is no longer "dispersed into the they. " It possesses a "facticity" which indicatesthat some of its properties are dispersed, or "zerstreut," as well as a "facticity of being deliveredover" that is often translated as "thrownness." Its movement towards authenticity is catalyzed byuncanniness and angst, and is embodied in the process of "sorge." Composed of words for (*) "there"and "to be," this word denotes the relationship to the world created by human perception. For 10 points,identify this German-named entity which is the subject of Being and Time by Martin Heidegger.
Entities which possess this do not have "categorical" ontological characteristics.
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