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The analysis and the intersection between Heidegger and Thoreau, specially in both convictions of life withdrawn in the nature, crosses Stanley Cavell's text. Across Holderlin's poetry -the poem brings Danube over of the river or "Ister"- helps him to interlace the works of both thinkers and with it to grant a new key of metaphilosophical reading. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]