الفينومينولوجيا التأويلية و فلسفة المنعطف عند مارتن هايدغر

Abstract EN

Martin Heidegger's main ontology has created a crucial turning point in the process of Western thought.

This turning point aroused renewed interest in the question of Being as ontology after having been reduced to the will of reason in Kant, the spirit in Hegel and the thinking ego in Husserl inherited from Descartes.

Heidegger attempted to overthrow modern philosophy by shifting it from the theory of knowledge to the construction of the theory of Being based on the phenomenological method that insists on the direct orientation towards things.

Heidegger treated the question of human existence as being for death.

In addition, he treated existence in the world with instantaneity as a starting point, so he shifted the philosophical questioning of "what Being is" (Aristotle and Leibniz) to onto-ontological questioning under the formula: what is Being? The research in the ": what is Being" in its relationship with the Being was one of the main issues dealt with by Heidegger, especially in his major work: "Being and Time".