Transcendental aspects in the notion of truth around Being and Time
truth, transcendental, evidence, mathematical project-of-being, nous, disclosedness.
By following the tracks left by Heidegger, we argue that metaphysical thought should be considered transcendental when: a) it understands the being as a priori; b) as condition of possibility; c) as transcendental regarding the entities and the way we deal with them; and d) when such understanding of being tends to self-foundation, which always takes place associated with a certain conception of men. Thus, the main hypotheses of this dissertation are, namely: i) Heidegger focused on Husserlian theory of truth – which take that into account as experienced and noticed identity in the act of evidence – and on Aristotelian thought regarding noetic truth, thus finding transcendental features which influenced his thinking about the truth as disclosure during the 1920s; ii) the way Heidegger exposed and dealt with truth in the first stage of his philosophy was affected by the four features of the mathematical project-of-being mentioned above. We conclude this dissertation by showing the paths pursued by Heidegger since the 1930s in order to overcome the transcendental perspective which distinguished his first notion of truth.