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In this text I wish to make an introductory exposition about what analogical hermeneutics is or aspires to be. So, I will first talk about hermeneutics in general so that I can give a brief but sufficient idea about it and later I will detail what analogical hermeneutics is. But, in order to do that, we will have to make an exposition, also very briefly, about what analogy is, so that we can understand the concept. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This essay establishes a bridge between philosophy as a hermeneutic symbol and literature as suggestive speech of multiple meanings, moving with certain amplitude in the spectrum of semantic possibilities that open the symbols in the literature of Gabriel García Márquez, in particular the story: "The most beautiful drowning in the world." In such context, the subject of the Latin American mixed race is approached whereas historical formation of sense, keeping in mind the disillusion of the Western rationality and the many presences of the past indigenous and colonial that still populate the world in the life of the Latin American man. Finally, the challenge implies the "Latin American identity" in the present context of globalization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present text has for object to search and to conceptualize the vestiges of identity from the conjugation of the perspective phenomenological - hermeneutics starting from the rereading of Colombian poets' fragments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This essay presents the main ideas of the Rorty's pragmatic Ethics, starting from his criticism on the truth as representation and the proposal of solidarity in a moral sense. The author tries to settle the basis for a criticism to the pragmatic Ethics and establishes the need to pose the topic of the person from a Christianity more "actualized" and is also mentioned the problem of the essence of the pragmatic within the inner of a metaphysics that, if founded a symbolic or analogic reference, it would overcomes the dogmatism and would manage to inpire feelings like solidarity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]