To be as Da: anthropological aspects of M. Heidegger’s fundamental ontology
The article discusses one of the Central concepts of fundamental ontology of M. Heidegger: the concept of Da-sein. Based on the analysis of a number of both early and late works of the German philosopher concludes the illegality of the interpretation of the term either as “here-being” (the power of spatiality and, as the author’s analysis, hence thingness any “here”) or as “presence” in the sense that characteristic of the German Dasein, that is, of the divine presence. The specificity of human existence is defined through the specificity of Da in the term Da-sein and reveals not only the explicit anthropologically base of the fundamental ontology, but also explain in what sense this anthropological ontology is non-classical and what connecting it with the mythopoetical apprehension of the world and modern non-classical concept of man and contemporary understanding of human being in philosophy.