Abstract
This articles examines the context of Richir’s
first reading of Fichte, when the young
phenomenologist hold a debate with Heidegger
and Plato about the concept of representation
understood as vision. First of all, we will recall
the outlines of Heidegger's critique of
representation, which is the starting point of
this debate. Secondly, we will examine the
readigin of Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, that
Richir opposes at Heidegger’s interpretation,
about this question. And finally, we will
expose how Fichte allows Richir to find a
middle way, between Heidegger and Plato.
References
F. M. Marzoa, El saber de la comedia, A. Machado Libros, Madrid, 2005
Marc Richir, L’écart et le rien. Conversations avec Sacha Carlson (Jérôme Million, Grenoble, 2015)

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