Chapter 5

Question 1

We are beings thrown into the world

Answer 1

Dasein

Question 2

conditions given to us and fixed from without. Features beyond our control

Answer 2

Facticity

Question 3

condition of our existence that has been decided or created by us. We connect and relate to the things and people in our world

Answer 3

Trancsendence

Question 4

My body refers to the body as the person

Answer 4

no distance between the body and objectivitiy

Question 5

Subject to subject. interpersonal relationship

Answer 5

I-thou relationship

Question 6

subject to object. connections to the world’s objects

Answer 6

I-It relationship

Question 7

Jewish existential philosopher who differentiated I-thou and I-It

Answer 7

Martin Buber

Question 8

Talking by oneself without allowing others to be heard

Answer 8

Monologue

Question 9

Objective understanding

Answer 9

technical dialogue

Question 10

unchanging over time. Being persistent in our fidelity while being persevering

Answer 10

Constancy

Question 11

being present in all circumstances

Answer 11

Availability

Question 12

reality wherein one does not only express one’s creative to fidelity but creates one’s life to meet the demands of fidelity

Answer 12

Creative fidelity

Question 13

Willing ourselves to remain open to the other and open to the influx of the response of the other

Answer 13

Creative fidelity

Question 14

beyond what is visible and sensible

Answer 14

The Face of the other

Question 15

One should respect the humanity of others

Answer 15

Kant’s ethics

Question 16

One should only act in accordance with rules that could hold for everyone

Answer 16

Kant’s ethics

Question 17

It is the fixed condition of our existence given to us beyond our controls. It is what it is.

Answer 17

Facticity