Existential facticity and transcendental archi-facticity. Transcendental phenomenology and hermeutics of facticity in the light of occasional expressions.

Abstract

This paper situates the difference between

transcendental phenomenology and

hermeneutics of facticity in the light of the

problem of occasional expressions. We then

restore a (virtual) discussion between Husserl

and Heidegger on this topic. Dealing with the

early heideggerian theory of expression and

meaning leads us to his understanding of the

correlation's a priori. We will then, in contrast,

display an understanding of the correlation's a

priori proper to transcendental

phenomenology. A difference will thus arise in

the very way the philosophical subject (by

Husserl and by Heidegger) interleaves within

the phenomenological fact of the correlation's

a priori. The difference concerning these two

ways of interleaving depicts the key of such a

confrontation as an architectonical one.