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Towards Phenomenological Foundations of the Hermeneutical Conception of Personal Identity Over Time
Journal: Horizon. Studies in Phenomenology (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 2012-12-25
Authors : Fedor Stanzhevskiy;
Page : 48-64
Keywords : Narrative; self; self-understanding; self-consciousness; hermeneutic circle; embodiment.;
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Abstract
The hermeneutical conception of personal identity and self-understanding is based on narrativity. The latter is hermeneutical in so far as it involves hermeneutic circle wich is inscribed in different ways into our self-understending. However, the narrative self is founded in the phenomenology of embodiment. There is a reciprocal connection between our narrative and embodied selves.
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