The hermeneutics tradition of Hans-Georg Gadamer

This work presents Gadamer's hermeneutics which conceives history as an inexhaustible flow of truths emerging from the dialogue between the interpreter and the piece of work. What is left to know is not the past itself, but what it was in relation to what it is. The truths occur in the mediation between past and present. Such mediation is done by tradition. To, from and within tradition Verstehen, comprehension, is possible.