This paper aims to bring into dialogue the philosophical perspective developed by Ber-nard Stiegler and the postphenomenology inaugurated by Don Ihde. Specifically, it is intended to compare these perspectives with the aim of proposing an integration between the postphenomenological approach and Stiegler's thought, leading to an organological version of postphenomenology. Such an integration would make it possible to rethink technique through recourse as much to the static perspective proposed by postphenom-enology as to the genealogical Stieglerian perspective and its ethical-political scope. In this sense, it is intended to give initial indications for the development of an organological version of postphenomenology.
