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This article aims to investigate the applicability of Martin Heidegger's theory in Legal Philosophy. Thus, it seeks to answer (in a preliminary and inexhaustible way) the following question: would it be necessary to operate an anti-systemic deconstruction of law so that the construction of a becoming law based on a Heideggerian ethics would then be carried out? The theme is indeed extensive and too complex, but the study proposed here aims to be a starting point for a reflecting on the use of Heidegger's hermeneutics and its possible consequences for legal practice.

A (DES)CONSTRUÇÃO DO DIREITO ATRAVÉS DO HABITAR POÉTICO ANTI SISTÊMICO: REFLEXÕES ENTRE KELSEN, HEIDEGGER E LISPECTOR