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Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title; Copyright; Contents; 1 Introduction; 1.1 How May This "Applicable Paradigm" Look Like in Entrepreneurial Practice?; 1.2 The Purpose of This Book; 1.3 How, Then, Does One Respond to Nothing?; 1.4 Heidegger and Entrepreneurially Oriented Research Literature; PART 1 Some Central Assumptions of Entrepreneurial Theory and the Potential of Nothing Entrepreneurial Theory; 2 Why Assumptions in Entrepreneurial Theory Do Not Work in Explaining Phenomena of Nothing; 2.1 Becoming Versus Being; 2.2 Decision-Making Versus Dwelling; 2.3 Activity Versus Passivity

5.1 Surfacing Nothing5.2 Embedding Nothing; 5.3 Sharing Nothing; 5.4 Inducing Nothing; Summary and Remarks; PART 3 Implications and Reflections on Nothing for Entrepreneurial Theory, Research and Education; 6 Implications; 6.1 Implications for Entrepreneurial Theory; 6.2 Implications for Entrepreneurial Research; 6.3 Implications of Nothing for Entrepreneurial Education; 7 Conclusion: Nothing as the Nascent and Revitalizing Entrepreneurship; Bibliography; Index

And ReflectionPART 2 Towards a Theory of "Nothing" in Entrepreneurial Practice; 3 Introduction on Heidegger and Philosophy of Being and Nothing; 3.1 Being-There, Being-in-the-World; 3.2 Being-in-the-World as Technology and Enframing; 3.3 Narrowing the Scope: On Theory of Nothing; 3.4 Nothingness and the Experience of "Nothing"; 3.5 "The Dwelling Place" as Ethical Construct and Perception of Time; 3.6 Projection; 4 Vignettes and Examples; 4.1 Technology and the Applicable Paradigm; 4.2 Angst and Nothing in Entrepreneurial Life; 4.3 Projection; 5 Outlining a Model of Nothing Modes

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