Six Steps of Hermeneutical Process at H.-G. Gadamer

Vlăduțescu, Ștefan

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“…It is translation of godly words, the words spoken by great gods in holy texts, into general words. Hermeneutical process is a process of adaptations, accommodation, commensurate, and, ultimately, a process of fusion of this horizons (Stefan, 2018). To acquire a horizon of interpretation requires a fusion of horizons.…”

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“…Gadamer used method is the hermeneutic method. The steps are as follows: 1) hermeneutical process starts with the element/step to observe that "something addresses us"(Translation and contextualization); 2) the second step consists of idea that the process must conduct to an agreement about what is addressing us(Analysis of Structure); 3) for reaching an agreement is necessary a step of common language, of mutual recognition, and symmetry(Correlation and Interpretation; 4) then comes up step of understanding on world of work of art, things, opinions(Fusion of horizon); 5) fifth step is the step of content and communication of meaning (Reconstruction); 6) last step is that of openness to alterity, that of fusion of horizons which crowning final understanding and final agreement with itself and with other( Generalization of Understanding); now hermeneutical spirit returns to itself (Stefan, 2018).…”

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Buddhists Herminutics: An Analysis of Dhammapada in Sustainable Development

Badal

2021

Res. Nep. Jnl. Dev. Stud.

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Gautama Buddha, the emblem of peace and love, pioneer of Buddhism, was born in Kapilabastu, Lumbini, Nepal. The peace and love. Compassion in Buddhism is the basic element of Sustainable development. Thus Buddha is the pioneer of sustainable development. Buddha’s text Dhammapada in the present sustainable era is more relevant than past. The paper deals with the hermeneutic analysis of Buddhist’s text Dhammapada in sustainable development. Hermeneutics generally starts from the context of the historical text and ends with the contemporary general understanding. Hermeneutics is concerned with the construction of meaning within the relationship between author/text/reader, and the overarching paradigm. It is the relationship between Buddha, Dhammapada, and sustainable development. It follows six steps as below: 1. Observation and Contextualization; 2. Structural Analysis; 3. Correlation and Interpretation; 4. Fusion of Horizons in Application; 5. Reconstruction, and 6. Generalization of Understanding of the text. The main objective of the study is to find out the contemporary contextual general understanding of Dhammapada in the sustainable development era. The final standpoint of the hermeneutic analysis of Dhammapada on sustainable development is that the peace and prosperity of the people on the planet are only possible through the meaningful partnership in environment protection and right livelihood.

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Buddhists Herminutics: An Analysis of Dhammapada in Sustainable Development

Badal

2021

Res. Nep. Jnl. Dev. Stud.

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“…Methodologically, such conversations emerged through qualitative interviews, which led us to identify similar and consensual opinions and point-of-views regarding the workers labor realities. This means that our interpreter's voices suspended our prejudices and traditions and we created, initially, a hermeneutical agreement with the participants' voices reflected in consensus/themes (Figure 1) (Gadamer, 1999;Vla ˘dut ¸escu, 2018). While looking to the health workers' speeches, we had in mind that they were representing their work class.…”

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“…We understand home care as any kind of health assistance and services that creates health promotion strategies, prevention and treatment of disease inside a person's home. The interviewer for the present research is a health worker who developed home care; thus, the conversations happened with a common language, which means a dialogue in a mutual recognition of the aspects of home health care and assistance (Gadamer, 1999;Vla ˘dut ¸escu, 2018).…”

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A Unique Way to Analyze the Realities of Health Workers Within A Hermeneutic-Dialectic Perspective

Marques

Pinto

Marchi

et al. 2021

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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We propose an original method of analysis within a hermeneutic-dialectic framework theoretically supported by the work of Hans-Georg Gadamer, Bertell Ollman, and Maria Cecilia Minayo. We draw a unique means of analysis to guide an understanding of the labor realities for health workers who care for older adults. This method of analysis proposes a way to create consensual opinions, question this consensus and then put these aspects in a dialogical encounter with the qualitative researcher and interpreter. We illustrate the application of this methodological process using dialogical conversations and narrative interviews with 12 health workers from the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS). The hermeneutic-dialectic process of interpretation involves us in movements of comprehension, which allows us to understand realities including the actual sad situation of some territories, creating possibilities for home health care, the integrality of attention as a tool for providing home assistance in the primary care field, and the necessity of a set of services to provide an organizational routine for home visits to older people. This methodological analysis has the potentiality to help develop other research on similar topics. The results illustrate that good home care for older adults requires effective articulation between compassionate workers and public health agencies.

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“…The fact that overcrowding, age and road fatalities do not play a significant role, but, instead, the available income does, leads to the conclusion that car manufacturers should invest more in branding and in market segmentation in order to address the right target groups and properly position themselves with the customers. Semiotics, in this case (the messages and signals that a brand conveys), might assist the sales opportunities, especially when delivered via the proper media channels, since it can lead to the creation of proper media models (Drămnescu, Enăchescu, 2018;Enăchescu, Tarabay, 2016;Negrea, Voinea, 2018;Smarandache et al, 2019;Vlăduțescu, 2018aVlăduțescu, , 2018bVlăduțescu, , 2019. These facts tend to be accelerated by the digitalizaion of contemporary media (Ignat et al, 2019).…”

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Costs a pretty penny: how household income impacts upon motorization in Europe and raises manufacturer branding challenges

Roşca

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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This research starts from the findings of a previous study (Roșca, 2018) and intends to develop the preceding statistical model through testing new and more elaborated hypotheses based on the recommendations for future research made in the aforementioned work. The current paper tests demographic and transportation related variables for a multiple regression carried out at a confidence level of 95%. Regression results show a valid relationship between motorization and the selected regressors. Findings further reveal that motorization rates are most strongly influenced by the gross disposable income of households per capita (H4, β = 0.010, p = 0.000). Given that three of the demographic and transportation related research hypotheses have not been supported (age, overcrowding, fatalities), it might be argued that motorization should be looked upon more as a market(ing) feat rather than as a social or psychological fact. Car manufacturers should invest more in branding and in market segmentation in order to address the right target groups and properly position themselves with the customers. Branding, hence, becomes important as it creates an emotional connection between the corporate identity of the producers and the image that customers share about it. The closer the brand identity is to the brand image, the more of an impact the brand will have upon customers to spend part of their gross disposable income for car purchases. Starting from the main finding, this article also claims that future research needs to insist more upon the economic determinants of motorization (e.g. inflation, poverty rate, available resources, unemployment rate, interest rate etc.) and to determine their influence on brand preference and car ownership. At the same time, some other demographic variables such as age or generation could be double-checked, as researches provide shattered views upon their role: while some hold them as influential, others subjugate them to the economic determinants.

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Six Steps of Hermeneutical Process at H.-G. Gadamer

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Buddhists Herminutics: An Analysis of Dhammapada in Sustainable Development

Buddhists Herminutics: An Analysis of Dhammapada in Sustainable Development

A Unique Way to Analyze the Realities of Health Workers Within A Hermeneutic-Dialectic Perspective

Costs a pretty penny: how household income impacts upon motorization in Europe and raises manufacturer branding challenges

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