John Haugeland used a linguistic analogy by this idea's formulator to characterize it as a "way of life.
John Haugeland used a linguistic analogy by this idea's formulator to characterize it as a "way of life." This concept becomes a subject responsible for explaining an objective universe when "Things" are analyzed under the paradigm of "presence-at-hand." Its formulator emphasized its ontological difference from the rational-cognitive features of existence and called for an (*) "existential analytic of [this]" to better interpret the a priori structures of existence. This entity can fall from "dwelling" in the world through formation of the inauthentic self. For 10 points, name this term that encompasses the whole mode of "being" experienced by humans, which is fleshed out in Martin Heidegger's Being and Time.
John Haugeland used a linguistic analogy by this idea's formulator to characterize it as a "way of life.
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