Ipseità e Mitsein in Heidegger alla luce del transindividuale di Gilbert Simondon

The contribution focuses on ambiguity present in Heidegger’s Being and Time regarding the question of being-with-others: on the one hand, the event of a singular and solitary existence, on the other hand, an event plural involving the “Being-with”. On the one hand, however, when Heidegger starts from the plurality, by “We” is faced with a dilemma: either to conceive the “We” as a collection of isolated individuals, or conceive of this “We” as a people in a defined historical era. We are faced with a problem at the same time indicates a theoretical requirement. The pure and simple plan individualistic makes it impossible to conceive of any kind of social relationship: loneliness and relationship have to be conceived together in their difference in a “singular-plural” ontology. The contribution is intended to address this problem by approaching Heidegger and the theme of the transindividual developed by Gilbert Simondon.