La aplicación gadameriana de la phrónesis a la praxis
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1624Keywords:
HERMENÉUTICA, GADAMER, RACIONALIDAD, HABERMASAbstract
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La autora de este artículo estudia la interpretación gadameriana de la phrónesis aristotélica como un paradigma de la comprensión-aplicación hermenéutica. Con Gadamer, subraya la actualidad de este saber práctico, una vez reconducido a su sentido originario. Finalmente, plantea algunas conclusiones críticas que arrancan de la confrontación con otras alternativas de racionalidad crítica, principalmente de la habermasiana.
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HERMENÉUTICA-GADAMER-RACIONALIDAD-HABERMAS
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The aim of this paper is to study Gadamer´s interpretation of the Aristotelian idea of phronesis as a paradigm for hermeneutical comprenhension-application. In line with Gadamer´s thought, it underlines the actuality of this practical knowledge, once its original meaning has been recognized. Finally, it confronts hermeneutics with other forms of rationality, mainly Habermasian rationality.
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HERMENEUTICS-GADAMER-RATIONALITY-HABERMAS
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