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Critical Hermeneutics

ISSN 2533-1825 · UNICApress · 489 artikel di indeks

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    The Adamian Serpent in Paul Ricoeur’s Thought

    Francisco Javier Bernal Acero

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 9 No. 2 · 2026 · Inggris · DOAJ

    In this work, we present some significant points of Paul Ricoeur's thinking on the character of the serpent in the Adamic myth. Ricoeur studies this myth in depth, subjecting it to a process of demythologization that allows for a proper understanding of the symbol, in which the serpent stands out…

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    Editors’ Introduction

    Alice Guerrieri; Maria Sanz Taus

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Since the beginning of philosophical thought to the present day, scholars have engaged in discourse on metaphor from multiple theoretical standpoints, encompassing rhetoric, linguistics, cognitive science, aesthetics, and hermeneutic phenomenology. This has led to its establishment as a…

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    The Identity of Metaphors in Art

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    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

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    Editoriale

    Alice Guerrieri; Maria Sanz Taus

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Sin dalle origini del pensiero filosofico e fino ai giorni nostri gli studiosi hanno argomentato la metafora da varie prospettive teoriche, tra cui la retorica, la linguistica, le scienze cognitive, l’estetica, la fenomenologia ermeneutica. Questo ha reso la metafora una figura esemplare del…

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    Editorial

    Alice Guerrieri; Maria Sanz Taus

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Des de los inicios del pensamiento filosófico hasta la actualidad, investigadores han abordado la metáfora desde distintas perspectivas teóricas, entre ellas la retórica, la lingüística, la ciencia cognitiva, la estética y la fenomenología hermenéutica. Esto ha consolidado la metáfora como una…

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    Metaphor, Imagery, and Proverbs

    Giusy Mazza

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Proverb imagery, as discussed by Norrick (2007), is rendered in explicit visual form in Pieter Bruegel’s Netherlandish Proverbs (1559), where numerous proverbs are depicted through intricate visual compositions. The present study investigates the function of metaphor within these visual…

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    Amy Allen and the Reparatory Critique, Critical Theory and Psychoanalysis

    Arthur Oliveira Bueno; Felipe Gonçalves da Silva; Ingrid Cyfer dkk.

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Amy Allen is widely regarded as one of the most prominent feminist philosophers in contemporary critical theory. This article-interview presents her extensive body of work spanning over two decades, with emphasis on her efforts to integrate psychoanalytic methodology into critical theory. The…

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    Metaphors in Art

    Alice Guerrieri

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    The theoretical reconnaissance begins with a reflection on the cognitive and imaginative potential of metaphorical language. The ability of metaphors to evoke images in the minds of interpreters enriches the interpretive process, particularly in the visual realm. It is especially in the context of…

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    African Cultural Significance of Totems, Myths, Sacred Rivers and Mountains towards Environmental Ethics

    Samson Parwaringira

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    In this theoretical paper, I discuss the intricate relationship between African cultural elements – specifically totems, myths, sacred rivers, and mountains and environmental ethics in Zimbabwe. The increasing disconnect between indigenous knowledge systems and modern environmental conservation…

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    Contents

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    Transmedia Storytelling and Artistic Metaphor as Innovative Approaches to Promoting the Region and Communicating Cultural and Artistic Heritage in Sardinia

    Francesca Dessì

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This research project analyzes the potential of transmedia storytelling and metaphorical language as tools for development within specific abandoned territories of Sardinia’s inland areas. The process culminates in a vertical narrative set along selected Points of Interest flanking the SS 131…

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    Metaphors in Motion

    Enrica Spada

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    The essay explores the identity of artistic metaphor through the lens of dance, understood not merely as a symbolic object but as an embodied practice of meaning-making. Challenging traditional linguistic-semantic models, it proposes that dance constitutes a form of operative metaphoricity, where…

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    “Thinking is a listening that discerns”

    Giulia Giambrone

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. 1 · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This article proposes a parallel between Paul Ricœur’s living metaphor and the metaphorical angelology of Wallace Stevens’s poetry, based on the possibility of qualifying both as bearers of an onto-theological value, identified as constitutive in the characterization of being underlying the…

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    Beyond the Archive

    Chiara Fioretti

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    The present work aims to reflect on the relationship among autobiographical memory, narrative, and the relational context in which life events are narrated and received, with the aim of examining the elaborative and transformative properties of the latter. Through a review of theoretical models and…

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    Preface

    Daniele Guastini

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    In a famous letter addressed in March 1636 to his friend Marin Mersenne, René Descartes writes that the aim of his Discourse on the Method is trying “to demonstrate the existence of God and of the soul separated from the body…”. The progress of modernity has decreed that such an attempt must be…

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    Introduction

    Martino Feyles

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    In January 2025, in Rome, within the framework of the PRIN/PNRR project Aesthetics and Therapeia, funded by the European Union (Next Generation EU) and the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), an international conference entitled Memory, Identity, Narration took place. The essays we…

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    Narrative Identity, Memory, and Narrative Therapy

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    Methodological Aspects in the Study of Autobiographical Memory

    Igor Sotgiu

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    Although the last three decades have seen an increased use of objective assessments of autobiographical memory, contemporary memory researchers agree that self-report instruments remain a fundamental method for investigating autobiographical memory phenomena. The present article focuses on two…

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    Storytelling

    Andrea Smorti

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    This work aims to highlight the importance of storytelling as a tool for thinking and orienting oneself in reality. Some basic concepts such as narrative and story will be defined first. Since storytelling is a way of using language, what is story and what is not will also be clarified. Using a…

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    The Way of Narrative Identity between Substantialism and the Theatre of Self-representation

    Vinicio Busacchi

    Critical Hermeneutics, Vol. 10 No. special · 2026 · Italia · DOAJ

    We can transform the world of text into an imaginative and reflective laboratory for personal (re-)interpretation and renewal. This is possible not only because we can (re-)constitute ourselves as narrators of our own story, but also, because by making us a ‘character’ opens the way to a possible…