Hermeneutics and epistemology: Two models of aesthetic or two models of comprehension?

Abstract

Inquiring Wittgenstein's reflections on the aesthetic attempt to highlight the possible implications within the epistemological understood as a general worldview. The scope of reflection pervades much of the manifestation of human life, as in a psychological sense the field or area where the beauty lies not say but it certainly shows the meaning of life. Moreover, an approximation with Gadamer's hermeneutics offers elements for a comprehensive implications of the world, that make possible a dialogue with the meaning of Wittgenstein's view of aesthetics.