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Heidegger's "Being and Time" is a title that combines two intriguing words, aiming to rethink the fundamental question of philosophy: the meaning of being. This work brings together the fundamental concerns of contemporary age: the disillusionment of modern world, the crisis of traditional values, the decline of metaphysics, the dominance of technology, and the search for new symbolic resources for human existence.

This book offers a clear, well-documented, and systematic commentary on this key work in philosophy history, providing readers with an excellent opportunity to explore its complex thematic structure, innovative methodological approach, and intricate conceptual framework. The author's perspective is rooted in classical tradition of self-care, as philosophy has always been linked to understanding human reality and acquiring vital wisdom for one's own care and that of others.

This first volume provides a comprehensive overview of the genesis of "Being and Time" and offers a systematic commentary on the Introduction and First Section. This book will be highly useful for anyone looking to start reading this important work and gain a deep, inspiring understanding of it.