Heidegger about Aristotle. A Phenomenological-hermeneutic Look
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v20i2.2326Keywords:
Ousía, The Directive Sense Of Being, Presentialis, Phrónesis, EnérgiaAbstract
This study shows the interest of the Heideggerian interpretations of Aristotle, both in their own selves as in the rendering of Heidegger’s thinking. It emphasises that such interpretations are always phenomenological-hermeneutic, which explains their unique character and orientation. It insists that Aristotle is not only a decisive influence for the young Heidegger, through his analysis of the Rhetoric and Ethics, but also for his mature self, through the Physics. Finally, it demonstrates the centrality of the discussion of ousía in Heideggerian thinking.Downloads
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