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This article tackles the complex Heideggerian problem of how can we have an appropriate access to the immediate manifestation field of human life. Taking the concept of ‘hermeneutics of facticity’ as the point of departure, I analyze Heidegger’s proposal of a categorial articulation of human existence, in which the analytic instrumental of formal indicators are used, that is, the basic concepts serving to make explicit, in a reflective manner, the comprehension that life, Dasein, has of itself. In this context I try to explain the meaning and function of these indicators in the categorial explication of life: on the one hand, I trace its antecedents to the case of indirect communication by Kierkegaard, and the occasional expressions by Husserl; on the other, I show whether it is possible for such an explication to be nourished by the Husserlian concept of categorial intuition.

Heidegger y la indicación formal: hacia una articulación categorial de la vida humana