THE ROLE OF UNCERTAINTY IN THE HERMENEUTICS OF SUBJECTIVITY AND SUBJECTIVITY

Vlasenko Konstantin Igorevich

Against the backdrop of Heidegger's opposition to anthropology, the analysis of existence takes precedence over the systematic knowledge of man, primarily because what is usually understood as the name "man" has only a secondary, limited, namely theological, or describes a scientifically fixed or measurable part of that the whole being that we ourselves are. Heidegger understands the actual realization of life as the discovery of a "regressive dimension", as the basis for the transcendental question that the a priori conditions of finite knowledge can be posed at all. The hermeneutics of factual quotation wants to ask not only about being positively constituted, but also about the existential premises of the constitution and, therefore, behind the transcendental ego that distinguished people from Descartes to Husserl from the rest of being. The purpose of the study is to identify the role of uncertainty in the hermeneutics of subjectivity and subjectivity.

Keywords:uncertainty, hermeneutics, subjectivity, subjectness, anthropology.