Maybe Dreyfus's course already did this, but it's worthwhile reading other perspectives into Heidegger. Rorty kind of shoehorns him into a pragmatist, while Gra

Maybe Dreyfus's course already did this, but it's worthwhile reading other perspectives into Heidegger. Rorty kind of shoehorns him into a pragmatist, while Graham Harman does, well, Graham Harman philosophy. His book "Tool-being" cannot be recommended enough. I was actually introduced to Heidegger via "Tool-being" and read Dreyfus's "Being in the world" later. I think honestly I didn't pay much attention to Dreyfus's arguments since I had just read Harman's book, which is argumentatively and anticipatively of objections etc. to the extreme.