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In the present article we propose an approach of the analyses around the body in fundamental works of Husserl and Heidegger, from a distinction of differences and continuities. We will try to demonstrate that the specifications of Heidegger's corporeality refer to a clarification of the comprehensive and meaningful framework in which the phenomenological analyses of his teacher are also articulated. For this, first, we will specify Husserl's considerations on corporality and inter-corporality, distinguishing his gnoseological and ethical perspective. Then, we will devote a section to Heidegger's explanations in the 1920s and another, to his specific descriptions in his seminars of the 1960s, where he develops the ontological character of corporeality. Finally, we will analyze some implications related to these thematizations, distinguishing their comprehensive approaches and orientations about the body.

Hacia el horizonte comprensivo de la corporeidad: Una transición entre los enfoques de Husserl y Heidegger.