The relationship between being, truth, and art in the thought of heidegger

In this thesis, the relationship between Being, truth and art in Heidegger's thought is discussed. Although he is not regarded as a system philosopher and his work does not present a systematic unity, Heidegger's thought has been evaluated in a continuity perspective. In this framework, the reasons for Heidegger to object to the interpretation of Being within the dimensions of time based only on "now" and in terms of presence (presentia) are examined. In addition, the elements that differentiate Heidegger's understanding of Being from the traditional understanding of Being have been analyzed. Later, it was analyzed how the transition from the fundamental phenomenon of truth (aletheia) to the idea of agreement (adaequatio) over time took place. After Heidegger's understanding of truth was examined, within the framework of Heidegger's understanding of art, it was questioned what it means to evaluate art as an essential medium in the happening of truth.