Apa Itu Hermeneutika (4)

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Hermeneutika analogis ditempatkan di persimpangan interpretasi dunia dan transformasinya, ia menafsirkan untuk mengubah. Dengan demikian, itu membuat kita merasakan kewajiban untuk menempatkan diri kita pada batas fusi di mana kebaikan individu dan kebaikan bersama bersatu, untuk mengikatkan diri pada pembangunan masyarakat.

Kebaikan bersama itu sendiri bersifat analogis dan ikonik. Itu membuat hermeneutik mencoba tidak hanya untuk menafsirkan, tetapi untuk mengubah; dan, jika Anda suka, itu berubah dengan interpretasinya, dengan interpretasinya sendiri sebuah transubstansiasi dari yang ditawarkan, realitas sosial tertentu beroperasi. Menjadi batas, itu adalah perpaduan, terutama cakrawala. Cakrawala individu dan komunitas, pribadi dan komunitas. Hal ini membawa kita pada filosofi yang berkomitmen, pada interpretasi yang bertanggung jawab atas yang lain dan yang lain, untuk mencapai peningkatan integral mereka.

Akhirnya, hermeneutika analogis-ikonik mengikat kita pada masyarakat. Itu tidak membawa kita untuk mengunci diri di menara gading, tetapi mengkhawatirkan kebaikan yang dapat ditumpahkan kepada banyak orang, didistribusikan antara lain, yang luput dari kepentingan sendiri.

Hal ini adalah penyelidikan, yang terjadi dalam hermeneutika, yang dapat mengarah pada kebaikan manusia dalam masyarakat. Dan yang utama adalah interpretasi analogis-ikonik membawa kita lebih dekat dengan manusia sebagai mikrokosmos, sehingga membawa kita lebih dekat dengan manusia tanpa kehilangan kosmik, dengan budaya tanpa kehilangan alam. Itulah mengapa percaya hal ini dapat menjadi instrumen untuk mengakses ilmu-ilmu yang aneh dan kompleks seperti ilmu-ilmu manusia.

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