On Phenomenology in the Posthumous Writings of the History of Being

This paper aims to grasp the place and the meaning of phenomenology in the private texts that Heidegger wrote in 30s' and 40s': the treatises, the Black Notebooks and his working manuscripts. First, we will show the heideggerian critique of phenomenology, before analyzing in our second part to which extent the history of being transforms many of his fundamental concepts. Finally, we conclude with a consideration on the possible appeal of the history of being in order to rethink phenomenology nowadays.