Abstract
Our contribution expands on the very known Heidegger's sentence that "the Language is the house of Being" for applying it to the literature, into an intersection of phenomenology, literary hermeneutics and psychoanalysis. According to the heideggerian apology of the relation between language and being, but against the Heidegger's belief that the writing is only a supplement to speech, we propose the analogical relation between literature and being emphasizing the indefectible relationship of the aesthetic and the ontological fonction of literature whose convergence opens the human subject/Dasein to himself, eo ipso to the care of his soul and even of the being.