The Destruction of the Logic in the M. Heidegger’s Ontology
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https://doi.org/10.21146/Keywords:
M. Heidegger, fundamental ontology, destruction of logic, multiplicity of ways-of-being, objectivication, disclosedness, opposition of the logical and the historicalAbstract
It is shown in the article that the problem of logic is one of the problems of very geat importance in Heidegger’s ontology. The Heidegger’s interpretation of the relationship between ontology and logic as well as his project of the destruction of logic are discussed here. The author of the article treats also the thesis of multiplicity of ways-of-being and the notion of objectivication (Vergegenstandlichung) in the context of ontological genesis of logic in Heidegger. Furthermore, the path of the destruction of logic is traced here on the ground of the notion of truth form the truth of judgment to the truth as disclosedness (Erschlossenheit) of human Dasein. The conclusion of the article is dedicated to the Heidegger’s attitude toward the symbolic logic and to the question of possibility of a philosophical judgment after Heidegger’s destruction of logic, namely in the context of his reduction of the opposition of the logical and the historical.
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