THE HERMENEUTIC FUNCTION OF "DISTANCING" IN PAUL RICOEUR
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v10i5.45542Keywords:
Hermeneutics, Discourse, Distance, SignificationAbstract
The subsequent article presents a cutout in the issue of the condition of possibility of communication in Paul Ricoeur, namely, it happens in and through the distance. For these purpose, will be dedicated a moment to understand this character of the discourse as a realization - passing through the question of the happening of the discourse and it's significance. And will make a pause in regard of the importance of the composition of a discourse while significant - which results in the question that the discourse is objectified in a work - it turns into a object just in a paradoxical and participatory moment in which the reader suffers a injunction to mean it in the face of what himself is able to project as he is stimulated by the author.
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