La pregunta por el ser como crítica a la relación sujeto-objeto en cuanto modo privilegiado de conocimiento

Abstract

This article analyzes how Heidegger, by his criticism of the interpretation of the Being in the greek philosophy, disputes the visual perception supremacy as the determinant form of access to the world and to the human life. Heidegger considers that the greek philosophers interpret thinking as seeing so the Being has been considered as presence in terms of a simple «be there present». The consequence is that the relationship subject-object becomes the main access to knowledge: everything that exists should be understood from theoretical cognitive perspective leaded by the objects.