英文摘要 |
Martin Heidegger was exposed to Zhuangzi’s thought in his early days and exploited it in various stages of his life. Particularly, when he went through the Nazi events that occurred in his middle stage, he exploited Zhuangzi’s thought of “non-usefulness,” hoping to overcome the metaphysics of will of his early stage. This essay explores and accounts for how Heidegger in his middle stage employed Zhuangzi’s “non-usefulness” in his ontological thinking. The way in which he applied his rethinking of Zhuangzi’s “non-usefulness” to criticize modern technology is also one sub-topic of this essay. |