In terms of that mood and with careful phenomenological attention devoted to it throughout, describe the specific way in which one is brought before beings as a whole, the way human existence is manifest, and the way in which the world shows itself through that mood.

In terms of that mood and with careful phenomenological attention devoted to it throughout, describe the specific way in which one is brought before beings as a whole, the way human existence is manifest, and the way in which the world shows itself through that mood. Exactly how and in what specific ways is this mood disclosive? What does it show us that would likely be unnoticed by or inaccessible to the intellect alone? 2. Select a contemporary phenomenon, issue, or event and analyze it in terms of Heidegger’s phenomenology of technology. Take special care to avoid conflating the ontic and ontological levels – for instance, don’t mistake an ontic danger for the ontological danger Heidegger is concerned about.