Abstract
The aim of this paper is to show the achievements and the limit of Heidegger’s thought from the analysis of the two false steps. The first false step shows us what the target of his philosophical criticism is, whereas the second false step shows us the place of Heidegger himself within the philosophical tradition, because, although the first false step has been called into question, the second one has been assumed by Heidegger himself.
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