Heidegger e a po-ética: Ethos, habitação humana e o poetar-filosófico como projeto ético?

Abstract

The present work is an ethical conception to present po-ethics, as the poetic habitation of man and its dimension and within the Heideggerian project of forgetting the being from the notions of poetic thought. Po-ethics seeks to unify Heidegger's reading of the Greek experience of the term ethos through Heraclitus, and of poetic thought through the interpretation of Hölderlin's poetry. We must moments can be together poets as the originator of “pre-metaphysical” and “post-metaphysical” thought where the relationship with being is still heard, ethos as abode or habitation in being and the essential of human inhabiting, or, in In other words, “man dwells poetically”. Po-ethics is not an alternative ethics of concepts worked on in Heidegger's work, the focus of the investigation focuses on trying to understand two essential expressions of the philosopher in Letter on Humanism, namely, to affirm that his project has always been an ethics since it understands ethics through its original meaning as abode or dwelling. What the work seeks is that the non-writing of an “ethics” by Heidegger does not present a “lack” in the Heideggerian bibliography, but a conscious decision of the “non-necessity” of an ethics given the conditions that ethics responds to and corresponds to. tradition. For this task, it begins with a long presentation of specific Heideggerian notions, from his first phase of thought. Later, it goes through traditional concepts of ethics, dialoguing with interpreters, such as Loparic and Zimmerman, who sought to formulate an “ethics” through Martin Heidegger. At the end, the relationship of po-ethics is resumed, trying to show the relevance of this reading unit to answer the questions regarding ethics in Heidegger.