
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2609447
Spanish abstract: Reflexionamos sobre las implicaciones del concepto de superveniencia evolutiva para una teoria del anclaje narrativo y para una hermeneutica historicista evolutiva. Aun siendo las interpretaciones inherentemente contingentes como resultado de la historia intelectual del interprete, del utillaje conceptual aplicado al objeto, y de la situacion o perspectiva interpretativa, en ultima instancia han de poder referirse a una cartografia conceptual global que proporciona un anclaje historico para tales conceptos, objetos, perspectivas, situaciones, e historias personales. Hay por tanto, desde el punto de vista evolucionista, una dialectica inherente entre los aspectos supervinientes por un lado y una situacionalidad coherente del acto de interpretacion por otro. Para explorar nuestra comprension de esta dialectica, distinguimos cuatro niveles de contingencia que condicionan la interpretacion: los relativos a la evolucion cosmica, a la evolucion biologica y cognitivo-neurologica, la evolucion cultural, y la trayectoria vital personal.English abstract: A reflection on the implications of the concept of evolutionary supervenience for a theory of narrative anchoring and evolutionary historicist hermeneutics. While interpretations are inherently contingent as a result of the interpreter's intellectual history, the conceptual toolkit brought to bear on the object, and the interpretive situation or perspective, they must ultimately be referrable to a global conceptual mapping which provides an historical anchoring for such concepts, objects, perspectives, situations, and personal histories. There is therefore an inherent dialectic between the contingent and supervenient aspects and the coherent situatedness of the interpretive act from an evolutionary perspective. In order to explore our understanding of this dialectic, four levels of contingency bearing on interpretation are distinguished, relative to cosmic evolution, biological evolution, neural-cognitive evolution, cultural evolution, and personal life history.
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