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This article presents Heidegger's approach to the concepts of world, nature and finitude in the lecture curse of 1929/30, entitled The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics: World, Finitude and Solitude. By concentrating and maintaining a large part of the fundamental ontology problem elaborated in Being and Time, the lecture of 1929/30 constitutes itself as a vertex in Heidegger's thought, balancing between the fundamental ontology and the books and lectures that came after 1930s. Thus, when presenting the transformation of the concept of openness in the lecture of 1929/30, it becomes possible to argue that Heidegger elaborates a concept of finitude arising from the relationship of human beings with nature, distinct from the concept of finitude existential thought from the relation of the human being with the possibility of death. This concept of finitude marks, in turn, the insertion not only of existential finitude, but also of finitude of being.

Abertura de mundo, natureza e finitude na preleção de 1929/30 de Heidegger