Resumen de Soggetto, interpretazione e mondo in Hans Georg Gadamer
The paper presents the question concerning the relationship between subject and world in Gadamer’s hermenutical thought. For the german thinker in the pair “having language”/“having world” is stated the subject’s freedom both in its negative form as “being free from...”, and in its posive rating, as building of sense. By discussing the linguistic dimension of the being-in-the-world it’is possible to argue as in Gadamer’s hermeneutics there is a fluctuation between two different levels of the question: on one hand the openness of the experience, its infinite being in progress, its unconcludedness and its “in fieri” identity; on the other hand the continous, unwilled, reference to totality, to forms of absolute though, to the self-consciousness which relates itself through itself.
