“It” e tempo: dimensão temporal em Clarice Lispector

Abstract

The present work aims to present the philosophy of Martin Heidegger focusing on his considerations about language, speech, art and poetry, describing the fundamental basis of his philosophy with the forgetting of the question of being, existential analytics, existentials and anguish, in its first phase, and then his later writings bringing the concepts of language as a home of being and his considerations about art, work and poetry, to relate them in congruence with the perspective on writing in Clarice Lispector's poetic prose, passing through his aesthetics, themes and innovations regarding the literary stylistics of the time, in an attempt to recognize a proximity between the two authors based on their unique views regarding the functioning and role of language with regard to the theme of time and artistic productivity in the sense of poiesis.