In the essay The Philosophy of Heidegger, Christos Malavitsis provides a thorough view of the philosophical thought of one of the greatest thinkers of our time.

The importance of Heidegger's thought lies in its insistence on confronting humanity with its most critical historical and ontological problems. Thus, it makes him a champion of the ultimate meaning of human presence in the world.

The city and solitude compose the ontology of the social being. Today, the problem of the city has magnified to monstrosity, and the problem of solitude has expanded to tragedy. In response to these contemporary challenges, Christos Malavitsis attempts to provide, if not a solution, at least a liberating interpretation.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]