Abstrakt
The present study investigates the role of the so called intersubjectivity within the late philosophy of Martin Heidegger. The investigation is divided into three parts.
In the first two parts, it examines the reasons Heidegger had for his strange silence concerning the ?intersubjectivity? in his later work. It is argued that this peculiar silence is a philosophically reflected attitude of late Heidegger towards this problem, and not its simple ignorance.
The third part tries to elaborate the content of this eloquent silence in the concept of "dialog