5 ;;Quote: the word "Being" does not designate a class but lies beyond all distinctions of classes

7 ;;Quote: to say that man is "Being-there" calls attention to his finitude; to being in a particular situation

11 ;;Quote: phenomenologists use description instead of proof, with the hope that others will see things the same way

12 ;;Quote: Dasein is never complete in its Being; can never pin down the existent at any precise moment and give an exhaustive description; constituted by possibilities

16 ;;Quote: articulate everyday world in terms of Dasein's practical concerns; each item has meaning only within a context of interlocking tasks

21 ;;Quote: Dasein always finds itself in a situation where it has to be; defined by past choices, society, history, heredity

22 ;;Quote: things are understood by Dasein projecting its possibilities upon them and discovering their serviceability and usability

44 ;;Quote: it is only against the background of nothing that anything stands out; Being belongs to the nothing else; no interest to Science

51 ;;Quote: Heidegger replaces God with Being; he substitutes for stable substances and essences the fluid categories of existence