A Comparative Study on Creativity Literature and Modern Hermeneutics Emphasizing Martin Heidegger’s Ideas

Hermeneutics went beyond the interpretation of religious texts and stepped into the field of various sciences such as history, art, economics, political science and psychology, followed by education by developing specialized disciplines in the academic centers of the world. The main purpose of the present research is to compare the creativity literature and modern hermeneutics by emphasizing Martin Heidegger’s viewpoints. The method of the research is analytical. Proximity to the abovementioned issue, questioning and thinking, criticism and the quality of comprehension in the learner indicate the relationship between modern hermeneutics and creative learning. Raising interest in education in the learner, preparing educational programs, creating scientific interests in the learner and making mutual understanding between the instructor and the learner are some of the goals that can be designed on the basis of hermeneutics for creative learning. In modern hermeneutics, creative learning is given importance and the process is such that a subject must first be agreed upon and critiqued in order to create a quality of understanding in the learner.