Etudes Germaniques N° 271, 3/2013 - Martin Heidegger, La Philologie Et Les Poètes

Denis THOUARD : Voir dans les mots. L'herméneutique de la phénoménologieThe article examines the development from a Heidegger-inspired phenomenology to an idiosyncratic kind of hermeneutics. It is shown that Heidegger clearly diverges from previous hermeneutics and splits up Dilthey's philosophical project?: he radicalizes the analysis of understanding but leaves aside the theoretical reflection of his own procedure, which had been indispensable for Dilthey. In this sense, Heidegger's «?hermeneutics?» is without tradition. The argument is made in three steps. Firstly, the article examines the introduction of «?hermeneutics?» in the ontological question from the lectures given in the 1920s up to «?Time and Being?». Secondly, Heidegger's reception of Dilthey is presented, while the final part addresses the problematic legacy of a so-called «?philosophical?» hermeneutics after Heidegger.Der Aufsatz befragt die Entwicklung der Phänomenologie mit Heidegger zu einer eigenartigen Hermeneutik.