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Arūno Sverdiolo hermeneutika

The hermeneutics of Arūnas Sverdiolas
Authors: Mickevičius, Arūnas;

Arūno Sverdiolo hermeneutika

Abstract

The article seeks to highlight and thus draw attention to some important features of A. Sverdiolas’s thinking and his hermeneutic research. The article discusses three models of cultural hermeneutics: “weak hermeneutics,” “strong hermeneutics,” and “deep hermeneutics.” The aim of the article is to substantiate the thesis that A. Sverdiolas’s hermeneutics can be assigned to the so-called “strong hermeneutics,” but with elements that are also characteristic of the so-called “deep hermeneutics.” The article emphasizes that A. Sverdiolas considers and discusses in his texts the conceptual approaches of the so-called “weak hermeneutics,” but does not theoretically engage in it. It should be emphasized that A. Sverdiolas considers and discusses the conceptual approaches of the so-called “weak hermeneutics,” but does not theoretically engage in it. Also, based on the metaphorical image of “urbanization,” the article seeks to draw attention to A. Sverdiolas’s contribution to expanding and deepening research in the field of culture in Lithuania.

Straipsnyje siekiama išryškinti ir taip atkreipti dėmesį į kai kuriuos svarbius A. Sverdiolo mąstymui ir jo hermeneutiniams tyrimams būdingus ypatumus, įvardyti jo gausių hermeneutinių tyrimų specifiškumą bei siekinius, juos detaliau apibūdinti ir pateikti jų aktualumo įvertinimą. Straipsnyje aptariami trys hermeneutiniai kultūros supratimo modeliai: „silpnoji hermeneutika“, „svarioji hermeneutika“ ir „gilioji hermeneutika“. Siekiama pagrįsti tezę, jog A. Sverdiolo hermeneutiką galima priskirti vadinamosios „svariosios hermeneutikos“ rūšiai, bet kartu ji turi elementų, kurie yra būdingi ir vadinamajai „giliajai hermeneutikai“. Akcentuojama, kad A. Sverdiolas savo tekstuose svarsto bei aptaria ir vadinamosios „silpnosios hermeneutikos“ konceptualines prieigas, bet tik polemizuodamas ir jai teoriškai nesiangažuoja. Taip pat, remiantis metaforišku „urbanizavimo“ įvaizdžiu, siekiama atkreipti dėmesį į A. Sverdiolo indėlį išplečiant ir pagilinant kultūros lauko tyrimus Lietuvoje.

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Lithuania
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Keywords

svarioji hermeneutika, Hansas-Georgas Gadameris, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Arūnas Sverdiolas, strong hermeneutics

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