The objectifying language of Kant and non-objectifying language of Heidegger

Abstract

After presenting, using the philosophy of Kant as an example, what is understood as the use of objectifying language, the article proceeds to explain the extreme perils that Heidegger takes related to this usage and a defense of what he recommends:  a change of in our relations to language. Keywords: Language, Objectification, Truth of being, Kant, Heidegger.