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La hermeneútica de Gadamer como fundamento teórico-filosófico de la historia conceptual en Reinhart Koselleck
Author(s) -
David Petit
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
revista de la academia
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 0719-6318
pISSN - 0717-1846
DOI - 10.25074/0196318.0.895
Subject(s) - philosophy , humanities
espanolEn el presente articulo examinamos la propuesta teorico-filosofica de H. G. Gadamer a partir de sus postulados acerca de la hermeneutica. Esto, para estudiar su teoria del conocimiento historico como una de las bases principales de la metodologia de la Escuela de los conceptos fundamentales de Reinhart Koselleck, pudiendo asi mostrar en este primer analisis la importancia y significacion de los aportes gadamerianos para este metodo y el respectivo abordaje de la historia. Partiremos de las razones que presenta el propio Gadamer para entender su teoria de la experiencia hermeneutica y lo que significa esta. Se desarrollara luego las implicaciones que esto tenga con el lenguaje y los conceptos. Y por ultimo, senalaremos su aporte para la construccion del metodo de la historia conceptual. EnglishIn the present article we examine the theoretical-philosophical offer of H. G. Gadamer from his postulates brings over of the hermeneutic. This, to study his theory of the historical knowledge as one of the principal bases of the methodology of the School of Reinhart Koselleck's fundamental concepts. This being able show, in first analysis the importance and significance of the gadamerians contributions for this method and their boarding of the history. We will depart from the reasons that the own Gadamer presents to understand his theory of the hermeneutic experience and what this one means. One will develop then the implications that this has with the language and the concepts. Finally, we will indicate his contribution for the construction of the method of the conceptual history.

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