Resumen de La construction de l’ontothéologie
This critical appraisal, on a historical and philological point of view, deals with Heidegger’s elaboration, during his fellowship in Marburg, of the idea of an “ontotheological constitution” of Metaphysics. It aims at showing how, within an implicit debate with Paul Natorp and Werner Jaeger, the author of Sein und Zeit, toke a stand in much debated issues concerning unity and coherence in Aristotle’s Metaphysics, particularly in the following books: Gamma, Epsilon, Kappa.
Heidegger’s stroke of genius consisted in 1) extending to the whole western metaphysics an embarassment (Verlegenheit) specific to the aristotelian project; 2) transforming textual difficulties into elements of a structural or constitutionnal determination; 3) lastly, suggesting an articulation with what he himself established as an “ontological difference”.
