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Abstract

The study attempts to interpret the work of the French phenomenologist Claude Romano in the context of the philosophy of Martin Heidegger. The text tries to point out the differences and connections between their thinking, connect and confront their individual concepts and theses, and point out the important structural moments that are common for both philosophers. At the same time, the study tries to point out that Romano’s evential hermeneutics is an attempt to connect the early and late phases of Heidegger's work, which leads to a unique philosophy.