Das Leibphänomen

ein Versäumnis von Sein und Zeit

Jean Greisch

pp. 243-262

in: Paul Sars, Chris Bremmers, Koen Boey (eds), Eros and Eris, Berlin, Springer, 1992

Abstract

Heidegger's reproach in the direction of Husserl, that he has "missed" (Versäumnis) the question of the existence of intentionality, may be returned to himself: In Sein and Zeit, he misses the phenomenon of corporeity. The reasons for this failure amount to a "failure of Sein and Zeit" (D. Franck). Heidegger's first auto-interpretation of Sein and Zeit confirms this failure. It is only in the Zollikon Seminars that the phenomenon of corporeity receives a broader interpretation which may be qualified as phenomenological. The general axiomatics of Heidegger's ontology however are not questioned.

Cited authors

Husserl Edmund

Heidegger Martin