Truth, aletheia and being-with: dasein sharing its understanding
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https://doi.org/10.31977/grirfi.v15i1.752Keywords:
Metaphysics; Ontology; Truth; Unveiling; DaseinAbstract
It discuss the truth as an important topic, in Martin Heidegger’s philosophy, pointing the relation between the unveiling of the being and the possibility of shared and collective understanding of the truth, among Dasein and the others. Methodologically, it adopts the critique of the metaphysics employed by Heidegger and it observes that it is possible to design the shared truth as a convergence point for everyone, being Co-Daseins in its reciprocal relation. This paper aims, primarily, to improve the heideggerian concept of authentic Dasein’s life form, in its communitarian ways, promoting the “intersubjective” understanding from an ontological view. Its results suggests that the study of the “being-with-others” is something urgent to the understanding of Dasein in its total philosophical aspects, such as its true understandings of itself, as an hermeneutical venture of this topic and also in some more wide perspectives of collective understanding of the truth as it could be shared with others.
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