A Relação Kehre-Warheit : o desdobramento essencial da questão da verdade no Denkweg de Heidegger

Abstract

The present work follows the unfolding of the question of truth in Martin Heidegger’s philosophical thinking, walking through the same paths opened by the philosopher but at the same time trekking it in a different manner. Described more precisely, we address the question of truth in the author’s work through the presentation of some major themes which traverse his thinking. To that end, we follow a philosophical-historic approach, touching on topics that are either kept or abandoned of which we make the proper discernment. Initially, we present the Heideggerian questioning, going through major elements found in his magnus opus Being and Time and, consequently, illustrating the questioning interaction with the question of truth. Subsequently, we bring the proper maturation of this question which takes us to fundamental points demonstrative of an apparent systematic progress, however, this is rapidly confronted with the question of the turn [Kehre]. The theme of truth passes through new questionings which prove to be the same ones presented in the beginning of its unfolding but now they gain a new structuration. Lastly, the question of truth is aligned with the turn in ana attempt to clarify the issue, ending our appropriation of Heideggerian philosophy.