A fenomenologia de Habermas e suas contribuições para a hermenêutica

Abstract

Phenomenology in the thinking of Jürgen Habermas and his contributions to hermeneutics represent a critical and engaged approach to the understanding of the World of Life and the interpretation of social phenomena. Habermas emphasizes the importance of intersubjectivity and autonomous communication in the construction of knowledge and in the formation of shared meanings. He criticizes traditional hermeneutics for neglecting the social dimension of interpretation and proposes an emancipatory hermeneutics that seeks to reveal the power structures and ideologies present in society. His contributions include an emphasis on discursive communication, ideological critique, and the promotion of democratic participation in the interpretation of communicative vibes and social contexts. Phenomenology in Habermas' thinking highlights the importance of intersubjectivity and communication in the construction of knowledge and in the formation of shared meanings. He emphasizes that language and social interaction are essential for rebuilding Democracy, allowing for an exchange of perspectives and the building of consensus around social justice.