Abstract EN:

In metaphysics, one always deals with being; but, according to Heidegger, the sense of being is hardly ever actually dealt with. That gap seems to hold an aporia: that of the "sense of sense". In my opinion, the incompleteness of the inaugural phenomenology (1927) could lie in the impossibility of reaching the sense of sense as the centre of the hermeneutic circle. After the "kehre", in the thought of the "truth of being", the sense can be understood as an eschatological progress (weg), set free from the method and the metaphor. Within a third period, that of the "locality of being" sense can be understood, from the ereignis, as the centre of the quadriparty (geviert) : only then would the sense of sense as centre of the hermeneutic circularity be reached. Such a circularity belongs to a last phase in Heidegger’s thinking : the phenomenology of the inapparent as a tautological thought (1973). One would deal with a thought of the ereignis as tautological or sigillary significance