La temporización del vivir fáctico en la obra temprana de Martin Heidegger (1924-1927): ¿una ontología bidireccional? Parte dos

In this second article, we discuss an oscillation or fluctuation in the model of temporization observed in the period prior to SZ (particularly between 1924 and 1926). We show that, in contrast to the projective model that emphasizes the future-being (which we described in the first article in this series), Heidegger seems to see the need to propose a retrojective model, whose central concept is that of “making present” (Gegenwärtigen). We propose that, in this second characterization, prior to SZ, one would see a bidirectional ontological model, both projective and retrojective, according to which understanding something would imply manifesting the truth of being as “being-for-itself.” We consider the alethiological implications of this retrojective movement regarding natural being and address whether it is possible to reconcile this model of temporization with the standard (unidirectional) model found in SZ.