Identify the philosopher from clues 30-20-10  30: He argued that the most profound human experience is the reflection of the prospect of one's own death, because this "possibility of impossibility" reveals the finitude of human being as both a limitation and an incentive to living in the world.  
Identify the philosopher from clues 30-20-10  30: He argued that the most profound human experience is the reflection of the prospect of one's own death, because this "possibility of impossibility" reveals the finitude of human being as both a limitation and an incentive to living in the world.  20: He also placed particular emphasis on language as the vehicle through which human beings can reencounter themselves and on the special role poetry plays in the development and function of language. A sample of his lesser known works include On the Way to Language and What Is Called Thinking?  10: This 20th century philosopher's most important work united two philosophical approaches--the existentialism of Soren Kierkegaard and Friedrich Nietzsche and the phenomenology of Husserl--in his Being and Time.
Identify the philosopher from clues 30-20-10  30: He argued that the most profound human experience is the reflection of the prospect of one's own death, because this "possibility of impossibility" reveals the finitude of human being as both a limitation and an incentive to living in the world.  
Martin Heidegger