112 KB36 KB199220252001Zore, Franciletnik:10številka:35/36str. 267-281ISSN:1318-3362COBISSID:1904755URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-Z2DUZKWVslNova revijaPhainomena (Ljubljana)druga plovbahermeneutic attentivenesshermeneuticshermenevtični posluhhermenevtikaplatonismplatonizemresnicasecond navigationtruthPlatonski obrat k logosom in hermenevtični posluh|As a tendency towards understanding, philosophy is essentially linked with hermeneutics or Hermes as the mediator between gods and men. The Greeks used to call him logos, as was exactly the case with the Christian mediator Christ. And the Platonic "second navigation" also means the turn to philosophizing with the logoi. The hearing of the mediator's voice is a matter of hermeneutic attentiveness, which essentially defines the intonation of the philosophical question and the way of hearing an answer. This is especially the case with the question of truth: an instance of the counter-philosophical raising of this question is the Pilate's question, which according to Gadamer still determines our lives. This is why "the navigation through the logoi" cannot avoid the renewed questioning of its own presuppositions and starting-points, if it wishes to avoid the cacophony of arbitrary mediationsKot težnja za razumevanjem je filozofija bistveno povezana s hermenevtiko oziroma Hermesom kot posrednikom med bogovi in ljudmi. Hermesa so Grki imenovali tudi logos, prav tako, kot kasneje krščanskega posrednika Kristusa. Prav tako pa pomeni platonska "druga plovba" obrat k filozofiranju z logosi. Slišanje glasu posrednika pa je zadeva hermenevtičnega posluha, ki temeljno določa intonacijo filozofskega vprašanja in način slišanja odgovora. Posebej se to nanaša na vprašanje po resnici: primer protifilozofske zastavitve tega vprašanja je Pilatovo vprašanje, ki po Gadamerju še danes določa naše življenje. Zato se "plovba po logosih" ne more izogniti prevpraševanju lastnih predpostavk in izhodišč, če se želi izogniti kakofoniji poljubnih posredovanjTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaInštitut Nove revije - Zavod za humanistiko