Heidegger on Being Uncanny

“This book is an excellent piece of philosophy and scholarship. Withy offers a more complete and compelling account of the concept of the uncanny (unheimlich) in Heidegger’s thought than anything currently available in the secondary literature.”—Taylor Carman, Barnard College

“This is a superb book, remarkable simultaneously for the clarity and insight with which it guides the reader through some tangled philosophical, psychological, and literary thickets, and for its philosophical depth as a reading of Heidegger, why Heidegger matters, and how Heidegger’s work illuminates our own projects and inquiries.”—Joseph Rouse, Wesleyan University