英文摘要 |
The is a brief study of Hans-Georg Gadamer's major works on Plato. Most commentators on Gadamer's work separate his works on Plato from those on hermeneutics. This essay attempts to show that Gadamer's hermeneutics discloses itself in its most distinctive contours only in the light of his works on Plato. Gadamer argued that both the essentially open-ended and ethical character of Platonic philosophy are reflected in its dialectical form. Plato tells us that human beings are not gods and thus the life best for human beings has to be a life combining theoria and praxis. However, this article find out there are three Platos in Gadamer's thought: political Plato, dialectical Plato, and critical Plato. By interpreting political Plato, Gadamer actually intends to employ public reason to constrain The Third Reich's attempt to Privatization language. In dialectical Plato, Gadamer argued, that any true conversations do not proceed geometrico. Instead, we move back and forth, and it deals with different matters altogether. Through portraying critical Plato, Gadamer criticizes that Plato prefaces the Galilean-Cartesian mathematical understanding of language. Thus both three Platos and dimensions of language exist in Gadamer's work on Plato. |