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In an age of complex crises and problems, the question arises if our approach to our life-world, and our way to be, does actually fit to our existence in the right measure. In this book, it will be shown that Martin Heidegger already thought about the relation of measure and being throughout his lifetime. He does realize that this current relation is based on homogenisation and calculation. Along the thought of Heidegger’s, the question is pursued if a consideration of a new sense of giving measure could take place and how this could be fruitful for a future that is conscious of its past.

Ontology --- Heidegger, Martin, 1889-1976