Heidegger e Leibniz: a abertura do conceito de Mônada

This paper handles the heideggerian reflection on the concept of monad in Leibniz and its determinations. The comments that Heidegger does about the being from the leibnizian thought promotes a fundamental openness of the monad, bringing with it, among other consequences, the perspectivism and the idea of the beings as pulsion. The monad’s ontological limitation and its capacity to move from itself result in a notion of representation and delimitate the beings’s contours. The aim of this discussion is to demonstrate the possibilities of comprehension of the conception of monad taking as starting point Heidegger’s reflections in ‘From the last Marburg lecture course’.