Homo Hermeneuticus as the Ideal of Upbringing

Abstract

In the contemporary world of constant civilization, socio-cultural and educational changes, a certain paradox is observed. Experiencing a huge number of theoretical ideals of upbringing as well as concepts concerning a man, their selection and implementation cause the feeling of surprise and considerable doubt. A man often goes through dilemmas operating on the basis of imbalanced ambivalence among extreme models, e.g. they look after their own body and please it. They do not care about their humanity and even commit spiritual suicide. In this context, there is a need to characterize homo hermeneuticus a man who understands, explains, analyzes and interprets themselves, the world and other people. They focus on discovering and taking care of a man in a man. Outlining such an image of the ideal and the model of upbringing has become the topic of this study.