The Ring of Silence of Distinction as a Language Event of Martin Heidegger
This article is devoted to M. Heidegger's hermeneutic interpretations of the poetic nature of language. In order to understand the language Heidegger proposes to enter the space of its extending call, as the language's call creates a special space of art, where, things that are called get together without breaking from their positions in the world. Bringing closer the things to the place of man's staying in the call, the language gathers the world itself, which exists in these things. The language comes true as a sound of silence of the difference between the world and the things. Heidegger draws a topological picture of the world. Poetry is a drawing formed as a result of the interactions of the world differences.