Comment Merleau-Ponty renouvelle-t-il l’ontologie heideggérienne du monde ?

Abstract

This article, which reveals Heidegger's report to Merleau -Ponty, shows how Merleau-Ponty discusses the Heideggerian thesis of the world. In discussing the Heideggerian thesis of the world, Merleau -Ponty discusses Heidegger's interpretation of Dasein. Far from being understood according to Heidegger by being in the world, Dasein rather gives himself to Merleau -Ponty's interpretation by world. If being close to oneself for Dasein according to Heidegger, it is to be in the world for the subject who knows, for Merleau-Ponty to be in the world for this knowing subject, it is to be preceded by the world who knows each other and where this subject to be. Now, because the world precedes the subject to allow it to be in the world, the forgetting of the being Heidegger understands by being in the world is rather understood by Merleau -Ponty through the world through which the subject comes out of himself to be able to be in the world.