The Hermeneutic Circle: Uncovering an important principle in literary theory

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The idea of the deeply intersections or correspondences between the whole and its parts, and the parts and their whole, remembers me about Marx's conception of reality itself: the reality (or History) is a complex totality, in other words, it is the endless movement of different, and even contradictory, parts over time, including, for instance, one person, several people, State institutions, economics and everything related to them. Thus, we cannot truly understand one aspect of reality if we do not take into regard all the other aspects wich are connected to it, and to do so we have to look at the object several times and in different lens. The same, I think, with a great piece of literature: After the wonderment, we have to go through the book again, and what might be relevant even though external to it, beholding the details an so forth. Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for this video. It is such a huge and wonderful opportunity to learn with someone who is pursuing a PhD in the field. I'm an undergrad, so I really meant everything. Thank you again - much love from Brazil