Abstract: “Heideggerian Marxism” represented respectively by Herbert Marcuse and Karel Kosik are two typical theoretical modes integrating Heideggerian thoughts and Marxism.Though different in their theoretical expounding,both are based on the bidirectional reflection on Marxist dogmatism and Heidegger's concept of empty “existentialism”,and attempt to integrate Heidegger's theories with Marx's ideas on objective activities and alienated labor.They are profoundly provoking for constructing a concrete philosophy by transcending binary separation and an ontology of sensuousness.However,the two modes of “Heideggerian Marxism” take the Heidegger's existentialism as the dominant principle,so they fail to overcome the shortcomings of modern metaphysics framed in interiority of consciousness.From the critical reflection “Heideggerian Marxism”,we should shift to explore the principle level of Marx's theories on sensuousness and objectiveness in order to open a broader and more realistic historical materialist phenomenology.

Key words: Heideggerian Marxism, concrete philosophy, ontology of sensuousness, integration