Heidegger and the Question of Being: A Logical Transdisciplinary Elucidation

Abstract

The question of being has always been and since Heidegger explicitly or in reality nor even explicitly in this one paradoxical or obscure because it is a question that has 2 unknowns, when it should only have one. When I ask "What is this"? The unknown is in the "this", the rest is understood; but in the case of "What is being"? "What is" is not understood either because it is the same unknown (both in the "What" a something, a being, that is the same thing, as in the " is‖, precisely because of what is being asked or the unknown. Thus, the question is paradoxical, contradictory and impossible, and it is not understood. Clarify this logical structure that after the analysis becomes very understandable, elementary, logical, although without saying the solution, is the purpose of this article.
Keywords: Question being problem; unknown; previous solution.