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SANTOS, Ívena Pérola do Amaral. Literary narrative as existential expression of ontological conceptions about being of man. Rev. abordagem gestalt. [online]. 2007, vol.13, n.2, pp. 241-246. ISSN 1809-6867.

This article intends to present the ontological dimensions of human existence as told by the german philosopher Martin Heidegger. In his work Being and Time, Heidegger makes an existential analysis thru a phenomenological method, in an hermeneutic movement that it aims to reach, by an evidenciation of the fundamental structure of Dasein - the human creature -, the path that will take to the meaning of the being in general. Our purpose follows an opposite way, because we search from that witch essentially constitute Dasein - In particularly the temporality, the espaciality, the opening, the arrangement, the physicality, the being-in the-world - to approximate to the heideggerian philosophical discoveries the ways that each person can realize, and, with them build their own beings. To make this last task, we will use of the narrative literary through we believe to be the closest one to the one’s we experience on our daily life. We follow Lya Luft’s report in the Middle River and, through the phenomenological description; we search a different point of view for the psychological comprehension of the existence of the concrete and contingent human.

Palavras-chave : Martin Heidegger; Lya Luft; Experience; Existential Analysis; Phenomenology.

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