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In Quest for Identity: the Self as (a) Stranger to Himself

Published inWelz, C. & Rosfort, R. (Ed.), Hermeneutics and Negativism, Existential Ambiguities of Self-Understanding, p. 109-126
PublisherTübingen : Mohr Siebeck
Publication date2018
Abstract

Even though we understand, when we understand, this does not mean that we are capable of staging our understanding. When self-understanding is implicit in understanding it seems that we can manage ourselves. e idea is that we are at home in self-understanding, since it is us who understand – ourselves. Self-understanding then appears as a kind of immanence that we establish through understanding (with) ourselves. Perhaps we should put into question this presupposition of the immanence of (self-)understanding.

Keywords
  • Herméneutique
  • Compréhension
  • Langage
  • Soi-même
  • Traduction
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ASKANI, Hans-Christoph. In Quest for Identity: the Self as (a) Stranger to Himself. In: Hermeneutics and Negativism, Existential Ambiguities of Self-Understanding. Welz, C. & Rosfort, R. (Ed.). Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, 2018. p. 109–126.
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