英文摘要 |
Although the 'effective-historical' influence of Hegel's thought possesses a key position in the genesis of Gadamer's hermeneutical philosophy, this theme has not been investigated until now. This essay deals with the influence of Hegel's thought on Gadamer and Gadamer's reception of this thought during the developmental stages of his philosophy, i.e., from its origin to the time before the completion of《Truth and Method》. l. In the beginning developmental stages of Gadamer's philosophy, the 'effective-history' aspect of Hegel's thought, especially the effect of various criticisms about Hegel's whole philosophical system, stimulates the initial question, i.e., the 'truth-problematic'. Gadamer's thinking was also attracted by the intellectual movement of pure speculation, which is expounded upon in Hegel's 《Science of Logic》and《Lecture on the History of Philosophy》. 2. After Gadamer studied with Heidegger, he began his Hegel research. In Gadamer's essay of 1939, 〈Hegel and the Historical Spirit〉, he reviews hermeneutically Hegel's 《Phenomenology of Spirit》. This essay shows that he accepted Hegel's idea regarding the historic nature of the spirit and the theory of the objective spirit. In his essay of 1943,〈The Problem of History in the New German Philosophy〉, Gadamer takes Heidegger's ideas and transforms Hegel's theory into his own philosophical hermeneutics: the effective-coherence (or effective-correlation) of history and the relationship between 'I and You'. 3. Gadamer wrote two essays during the conception of 《Truth and Method》 (his book which outlines his philosophical thought) which helps us to see his process of thought. The first is the essay of 1953, 〈The Truth in the Human Science〉 where he sets forth the concrete form of the objective spirit i.e., tradition, authority, and the continuity of logoi. In the second essay which was written in 1955, 〈What is the Truth〉, he integrates Hegel's theory of the speculative sentence with his philosophical hermeneutics and projects its model of the dialogical dialectics of question and answer. Through this he anticipates the ontological category of philosophical hermeneutics, that of language. In the whole process, Gadamer's reception of both Heidegger's historic nature of understanding by the finite Dasein and Hegel's historic nature of the objective spirit causes tension in his philosophy. His endeavour to mediate theoretically between both approaches constitues the central dynamic context of Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics. |