The writings gathered here explore different aspects of Schelling's philosophy and Heidegger's thought, the confrontation between these two thinkers, and their influence on some contemporary philosophical positions. These approaches do not aim to forge a shared position but rather, from their own perspectives amidst the wreckage of a philosophical shipwreck, to draw upon the clues that allow them to contribute to the debate surrounding a confrontation about which, until now, little has been said in our circles.