Destinos cruzados da fenomenologia e da hermenêutica em Heidegger.

The paper critically approaches the connections established by Heidegger between phenomenology and hermeneutics throughout his work in view of the defense of the philosophical richness of its inseparability beyond Heidegger’s works. To do so the paper proposes a consideration of Heidegger’s works in two parts, considering two concepts of destruction: the 20’s is considered under the concept of phenomenological destruction and the 30’s under the concept of poetical destruction. The aim is to understand the continuities and ruptures through the different stages of Heidegger’s works from the 20’s to the 30’s, which is presented by analyses of the phenomenological approach in the 20’s and the onto-(theo)-poetical of the 30’s. The hypothesis is that the contrasting analysis of this two moments of Heidegger’s work reveals a change from hermeneutics to phenomenology, which in philosophical terms would be a loss, not of something merely accidental, but the loss of “the thing itself” to which both phenomenology and hermeneutics refer to. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]