Ideas II, show that he is well aware that personal life is essentially embedded in historical, cultural and social frameworks that provide the background for individuals beliefs, attitudes and actions. This parallels in important ways Heidegger 's analysis of Dasein 's essential character of "Being-with' and of the "Man' (the "everybody') as the predominant mode of daily life. Both also stress the ability of persons or Dasein to step back and critically reflect on these default frameworks, thereby appropriating or modifying them as one's own." /> Husserl and Heidegger on the social dimensions of the life-world - Nenon Thomas | sdvig press