MEASURE FROM EARTH AND MEASURE FROM SKY: HEIDEGGERIAN REFLECTIONS ON HÖLDERLIN

Abstract

The paper proposes, in a general way, to think about the way in which man's relationship with reality (things and god) takes place, based on the heideggerian reflection. Specifically, the text seeks to present a relation of contrast between two ways of speaking about the world: scientific and poetic. The central goal is to see the importance of the poetic so that man rethinks his way of being in the world. To reach the goal, the way forward is to understand Heidegger's option for Hölderlin and his poetry. In the choice of an excerpt of poetry In lieblicher Bläue, it takes the concept that will be the basis for reflection: the measure. Scientific and poetic measures are thought about, trying to verify how the world and god appear from them. It closes with the idea that the poetic is the proposal for a new reflection which, in turn, allows a new inhabit.