The Relation between Humanities and Methodological Hermeneutics

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Fayazi Masoud

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Journal: QABASAT Year:2018 | Volume:23 | Issue:87 Page(s): 139-169

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The Relation between Humanities and Methodological Hermeneutics

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Methodological hermeneuticsQ1

Determined philosophiesQ2

HumanitiesQ1

SchleiermacherQ1

DiltheyQ2

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One of the matters discussed in the Mozaf (determined) philosophies is to investigate of the kind of relationship and scientific transaction between each science and its related sciences; therefore the investigation of the relation between Humanities and Methodological hermeneutics is discussed in the philosophy of Humanities. To study the relation between Methodological hermeneutics and Humanities it is necessary to investigate the views of methodological hermeneutists who have discussed this topic. Therefore it is important to see the ideas of Dilthey to understand this relationship because, among methodological hermeneutists, he has concerned Humanities and has applied hermeneutics in these sciences. He believes Humanities are historical sciences because the subject of these sciences is "human being as itself" which he considers, following Hegel, as the dominant soul of all humans at all the times and believes the whole history is his manifestation. Dilthey believes the method of these sciences, according to his latest theory, is Schleiermacher's Methodological hermeneutics. But this claim is not generally acceptable both in his understanding of Humanities and in its method; because neither are Humanities restricted to historical sciences nor their method is limited to Methodological hermeneutics; especially considering the fact that this perception of Humanities and his belief regarding some principles of Methodological hermeneutics is in contradiction with his main purpose for dealing with Humanities which is to provide strong and non-relative bases for those sciences.

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Fayazi, Masoud. (2018). The Relation between Humanities and Methodological Hermeneutics. QABASAT, 23(87 ), 139-169. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/91792/en

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Fayazi Masoud. The Relation between Humanities and Methodological Hermeneutics. QABASAT[Internet]. 2018;23(87 ):139-169. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/91792/en

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Masoud Fayazi, “The Relation between Humanities and Methodological Hermeneutics,” QABASAT, vol. 23, no. 87 , pp. 139–169, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/91792/en

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