THE PHUSIS AS SOURCE OF SPACE, SENSE AND LAW IN THE WORKS OF MARTIN HEIDEGGER AND CARL SCHMITT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

This article will trace the common thread between Schmitt and Heidegger through the concept of phusis, sprout emerging from which an entire world of meaning is donated, encouraged by what Heidegger called a mutual belonging between emergency / physys / being and thinking / Da-sein. By one side, for the philosopher of Messkrich, the appropiation between phusis and human thinking opens the whole world historically; by the other, in the work of the jurist born in Plettenberg, the dynamic nature of the phusis turns telluric, donor of space and legality. In this comparative study we will try to clarify how the unavailable stands for humans beings as source of legality.