Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations of Heidegger's Works -- Introduction -- General Introduction -- The Univocity of Being -- The Modern Predicament -- 1. The Problem of Univocity in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy -- From Heidegger to Aristotle -- Medieval Philosophy -- Scholasticism -- 2. Heidegger, Scotus and Univocity -- Section One -- The Question of Being -- Analogy, the Medieval Experience of Life -- Univocity and Phenomenology -- Destruction and Tradition -- Metaphysics -- Phenomenological Philosophy and Aletheia -- Descartes, Scholasticism and Time -- The Presupposition of the Tradition -- Section Two -- Scholasticism, Analogy and the Interpretation of Heidegger -- The Phenomena of Beingness and Time -- Beyond Being -- The Analogical Interpretation of Heidegger's Text -- 3. Univocity and Phenomenological Philosophy -- Being and Some Other Key Terms -- The Phenomenology of Being and the Question of Dasein -- Transcendental Philosophy -- Univocity from 1916 to 1927 -- Cartesian Connections and the Medieval Ontology -- Dasein, Univocity and the Question of Analogy -- 4. Univocity and Fundamental Ontology -- Husserl and Heidegger -- Phenomenology, Being and Univocity -- Univocity and Analogy -- 5. Univocity and Heidegger's Later Thought -- Section One -- Mysticism -- The Present Age -- The Later Heidegger -- A-Letheia, Ereignis and Epochal Immanence -- A History of Being -- Section Two -- The Tradition -- The History of Metaphysics -- The Medieval and the Modern -- A History of the Modern: Subjectivity -- 6. Univocity and the Problem of History -- History and Civilization -- Art and History -- Fractured History -- Language and Poetry -- The Fate of Univocity -- The Re-enchanted Forest -- Being Mortal -- Conclusion -- Appendix: The Univocity of Being: Deleuze -- Notes -- Select Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F.

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