Heideggeris ir ikisokratikai

ENThis article deals with the problem of the interpretation of the presocratic thinkers. The author presents and anlyses Heidegger's approach to the early Greek philosophers which is considered to be the alternative method in comparison with traditional philological studies. The particular aspects of Heidegger's interpretation are presented through the extention of the key-concepts, such as physis, parousia, polemos, logos and aletheia, which are extremely important if trying to perceive Heraclits and Parmenids writings. Besides the thinking of Heidegger himself is emphasized as it determines the premises that enable the non-scientifical approach. The author reveals the possible starting point - concept of history - which is presented in Time and Being and which elucidates the relation between Being and language. [From the publication]