Da relação entre linguagem e subjetividade na obra tardia de Martin Heidegger

Abstract

This paper focus on the problematic relation between subjectivity and language; more specifically, on the possibility or impossibility of some sort of subject’s semantical priority in relation to language next to Martin Heidegger’s main texts on language from his later works, with emphasis in A way to language (1959). Modernity represents language as expression of mind’s inner activity. Such a conception is pointed out and criticized by Heidegger in his conference, in which he claims, opposingly, language is, more than subjective expression, the way in which man, “saying being”, already finds himself from the beginning. Firstly, in this work, one introduce some of the Heideggerian assumptions in his work posteriously from Being and time and proper concepts of this stage, such as Ereignis, aletheia, and topos, in order to articulate, at the end, his later notion of language and put it against the technical and modern notion of language.