La filosofía hermenéutica representada por Heidegger y Gadamer ha llamado la atención sobre el comprender, destacando su prioridad ontológica sobre la intelección, que tiene un carácter derivado respecto de aquella. A la vez, ambos pensadores destacaron el carácter situado, histórico y finito de la razón. Al hacerlo mostraron su disconformidad con el modelo moderno de ciencia y conocimiento, dependiente de una metafísica representacionista que condujo a una visión sujeto-objetualista del conocimiento y de nuestro acceso al mundo. Tal visión genera problemas en realidad artificiales, como es el caso del debate realismo-idealismo. Este trabajo muestra la posibilidad de su disolución en la idea gadameriana de pertenencia.
The hermeneutical philosophy represented by Heidegger and Gadamer has brought attention to the issue of understanding, highlighting its ontological priority over intellection, which has a derived character with respect to the former. At the same time, both thinkers emphasized the situated, historical and finite character of reason. In so doing they demonstrated their non-conformity with the modern model of science and knowledge, which is dependent on a representationalist metaphysics that has led to a subjectobject dichotomy regarding both knowledge and our access to the world. This vision gives rise to problems that are, in reality, artificial, as is the case with the realism-idealism debate. This article shows that the Gadamerian idea of belonging makes the dissolution of this problem possible.
You may also start an advanced similarity search for this article.