For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote Being and Time.
In one lecture he discussed the Greek origin of the word "hymn" in relation to Holderlin's poem "Der Ister," while he argued that each new work of art inherently changes the meaning of existence in his essay "Origin of the Work of Art" that appears in his collection Off the Beaten Track. In his most famous work he asserted the need for escaping from the "hermeneutic circle" and discussed the concept of Aletheia and Dasein, which was heavily influenced by his teacher Edmund (*) Husserl. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote Being and Time.
In one lecture he discussed the Greek origin of the word "hymn" in relation to Holderlin's poem "Der Ister," while he argued that each new work of art inherently changes the meaning of existence in his essay "Origin of the Work of Art" that appears in his collection Off the Beaten Track.
Martin {Heidegger}