Superstitions in the Philippines and Hans-George Gadamer's Fusion of Horizons
Journal: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Publications (Vol.6, No. 8)Publication Date: 2024-02-15
Authors : Janine Recopelacion; Jonna Mae T. Lequin; Kristine Jho-ir M. Lequin; Sunshine R. Tuico; Angeli I. Tillor; Jovan M. Canama;
Page : 124-129
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Abstract
This research paper explores the phenomenon of superstitions in the Philippines through Hans-Georg Gadamer's concept of "Fusion of Horizons." By applying Gadamer's hermeneutic framework, this study aims to understand how superstitions function as a cultural system in the Philippines and how they contribute to the fusion of horizons between different cultural perspectives. This study clarifies the role of superstitions in Filipino society, their cultural relevance, and their influence on both individual and community worldviews through a thorough literature investigation and analysis of anecdotal evidence. The results emphasize the importance of respecting and acknowledging various cultural belief systems when having cross-cultural conversations and understanding.
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