A fin de cuentas, ¿de qué se trataba Heidegger?

Abstract

The premise is that Heidegger remained a phenomenologist from beginning to end and that phenomenology is exclusively about meaning and its source. The essay presents Heidegger’s interpretation of the being ( Sein ) of things as their meaningful presence ( Anwesen ) and his tracing of such meaningful presence back to its source in the clearing, which is thrown-open or appropriated ex-sistence ( das ereignete/geworfene Da-sein ). The essay argues five theses: (1) Being is the meaningful presence of things to man. (2) Such meaningful presence is the Befragtes of Heidegger’s question, not the Erfragtes . (3) Being and Time’s goal was to articulate the openness that allows for all a N. de los T.: El presente ensayo fue originalmente publicado en inglés en: Sheehan, T. (2014). What, after all, was Heidegger about? Continental Philosophy Review 249-274. revisión Mateo queremos excelente concernientes la interpretación/traducción. que a la “Traducción”, para meaningfulness. (4) Ereignis —the appropriation of ex-sistence to sustaining the clearing—is the later Heidegger’s reinscription of thrown-openness, der geworfene Entwurf . (5) Appropriated thrown-openness, as the clearing, is intrinsically hidden, i.e., unknowable.