Gadamer and the Otherness of Nature: Elements for an Environmental Education

Grün, Mauro

doi:10.1007/s10746-005-4190-6

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“…Gadamer (2015) preconizou a ideia de que o ser humano vive na linguagem e nela realiza a própria experiência, assim, investiga a estrutura que inscreve o ser humano nesse processo. Conforme Grün (2005), Gadamer desempenhou um papel central na mudança de uma filosofia da consciência para uma dimensão histórico-linguística da compreensão.…”

Section: Uma Incursão Pela Hermenêutica Em Direção à Educação Ambientalunclassified

Hermenêutica Filosófica na Pesquisa em Educação Ambiental

Cachoeira,

Sousa

2024

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No campo da Educação ambiental (EA), ainda predomina um paradigma de racionalidade em que o sujeito vive numa postura de superioridade e dominação em relação ao ambiente. Neste artigo, buscamos conhecer como se mostra a Hermenêutica Filosófica, uma experiência ontológica que busca a compreensão, nas produções de Educação Ambiental. O estudo buscou artigos para compreender como se mostra a Hermenêutica Filosófica em produções de Educação Ambiental. A análise foi através da metodologia Análise Textual discursiva (ATD), em que emergiram duas categorias: i. A Hermenêutica Filosófica se opõe à cisão sujeito-objeto: possibilidades de questionamento da cisão humano-ambiente numa herança de Educação Ambiental antropocêntrica; ii. A linguagem e o diálogo hermenêutico no processo da interpretação e compreensão à Educação Ambiental. O corpus analisado mostrou elementos importantes da Hermenêutica Filosófica para a compreensão da relação sujeito e ambiente, contribuições significativas à EA. [1] Este texto é parte de uma pesquisa de Mestrado Acadêmico.

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Hermenêutica Filosófica na Pesquisa em Educação Ambiental

Cachoeira,

Sousa

2024

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“…Knowledge is only possible when we are safeguarding “the otherness of what we seek to understand” (Grün, 2005). When we are looking at criminals’ motivations, we could then create categories, which do not necessarily represent their whole mindset.…”

Section: Financial Crimes and The Challenge Of Understandingmentioning

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A Gadamerian perspective on financial crimes

Dion

2019

JFC

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to see to what extent Hans-Georg Gadamer’s hermeneutic philosophy could be used to unveil how corporate discourse about financial crimes (in codes of ethics) is closely linked to the process of understanding. Design/methodology/approach Corporate ethical discourse of 20 business corporations will be analyzed, as it is conveyed within their codes of ethics. The companies came from five countries (USA, Canada, France, Switzerland and Brazil). In the explanatory study, the following industries were represented (two companies by industry): aircrafts/trains, military, airlines, recreational vehicles, soft drinks, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, beauty products, telecommunications and banks. Findings Historically-based prejudices in three basic narrative strategies (silence, chosen items and detailed discussion) about financial crimes are related to the mindset, to the basic outlook on corporate self-interest or to an absolutizing attitude. Research limitations/implications The historically-based prejudices that have been identified in this explanatory study should be analyzed in longitudinal studies. Practical implications The historically-based prejudices that have been identified in this explanatory study should be analyzed in longitudinal studies. Historically-based prejudices could be strengthened by the way corporate codes of ethics deal with financial crimes. They could, thus, have a deep impact on the organizational culture in the long-run. Originality/value The paper analyzes the way corporate codes of ethics use given narrative strategies to address financial crimes issues. It also unveils historically-based prejudices that follow from the choice of one or the other narrative strategy.

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“…It does not take much imagination to extend this to the appreciation of landscapes. Reflecting on Martin Buber’s philosophy of dialogue, Grün (2005) points out that this enables a move from the instrumental ‘I–It’ relation towards nature to an ‘I–Thou’ relation: ‘Nature is an Other that addresses us. The voice of this other constitutes then an area of hermeneutic understanding’ (p. 164).…”

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Inspiring the visitor? Landscapes and horizons of hospitality

Huijbens

Benediktsson

2013

Tourist Studies

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This article will discuss the ways in which landscapes have been conceptualised in current literature building on notions of escape to and well-being with nature, and how the tourist has been placed in that context. Drawing among other things on Gadamer’s understanding of the concept of the horizon, as well as Deleuzian understandings of relationality, we argue that landscape is simultaneously an effect of gathering deep-seated emotions and experiences and an open-ended and forever unfinished story. Due to the irreducibility of the landscape to its terms, a landscape is something that can be shared. We will outline how current practices of tourism marketing and promotion in Iceland could in effect mediate landscape experiences in a way that recognises the tourist as an author of his or her own experiences, rather than a predefined stereotype as in much tourism literature. Recognising the tourist as potentially inspired by landscape, we argue, commands the attitude of respect that is a necessary precondition to any ethical notions of hospitality, altering the preconditions of marketing practices using the landscape to their ends.

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Gadamer and the Otherness of Nature: Elements for an Environmental Education

Cited by 12 publications

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Hermenêutica Filosófica na Pesquisa em Educação Ambiental

Hermenêutica Filosófica na Pesquisa em Educação Ambiental

A Gadamerian perspective on financial crimes

Inspiring the visitor? Landscapes and horizons of hospitality

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