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GUTIERREZ, Carlos B. The Neoplatonic Mood of H. G. Gadamer's Hermeneutics. Ideas y Valores [online]. 2016, vol.65, n.162, pp.337-352. ISSN 0120-0062.  https://doi.org/10.15446/ideasyvalores.v65n162.50716.

Being in its richness expresses itself in language, which itself emanates from Being. Language emerged from its oblivion in Greek philosophy thanks to the Christian ideas of incarnation and trinity, which did it more justice. Language's greatest miracle does not rest on the fact that the word appears in its external being, but on the fact that that which emerges and manifests itself is always word. Gadamer's turn at the end of Truth and Method, regarding the evidence according to which beauty's being consists of presenting itself, illustrates the universal structure of Being itself. Bespeaking what is Being itself. What determines and make possible interpretation is the presentation itself of the being of what is.

Palavras-chave : H. G. Gadamer; hermeneutics; language; Neoplatonism.

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