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In § 74 of Being and Time, Martin Heidegger makes a reference to the event of becoming people, understood as a community. The identification of the people with a popular community has an immediate political significance in the cultural context of the Weimar Republic. The claim for a popular community typical of the radical and anti-republican sectors echoes in Heidegger's work. This article attempts to show how traces of the social and political debate opposing community to society appear in being and Time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper tries to show why Heidegger claims that philosophical concepts and philosophical language act as formal indications (formale Anzeige). To do so, I try to understand (i) the character of the methodical elements which play a role in philosophy and (ii) what it means for philosophy to always move in a thematic use of language. Finally, and based on this general frame, I specify the Heideggerian use of formal indication in Being and time and in The fundamental concepts of metaphysics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The articulation of the Discourse (Rede) is taken in Being and Time as a conforming moment of the openness of the world. In this paper we put into question whether we can legitimately assume that an antecedent meaningful articulation is inherent to the world, or whether that introduces an a priori schema lacking concrete phenomenal reality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]