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Heideggers Xi-ArtismThe author, who has studied the ancient Greek philosophy, German idealism and romanticism, phenomenology, and aesthetics in various thought traditions, including art and philosophy, explains Heideggers philosophy of art around the concept of Sai. For Heidegger, the philosophy of art is not an ordinary aesthetic that analyzes art as an academic subject, but the translation of the language of art into the language of philosophy through encounters with art, dialogue with art, and both art and philosophy. It was to think of between. This philosophy of art rejects the idea of being useful and focusing on ideas rather than essence itself. Heidegger returns to the origins of Greek, the origin of Western thought, and the German word itself, the native language, to dig out the origin of art from the meaning of each root. The author tracks down the traces of the thoughts and follows the detailed thought trajectory of our words in order to transfer it to our thoughts. Eye contact with existence is a true existence event, and the complex Heideggers thoughts are read more intimately thanks to the poetic language of the “watchman” of the language that the poet and thinker perceived as his destiny.