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Tulkinnalliskäsite, also known as a hermeneutic concept, is a term used in the field of hermeneutics, which is the theory and methodology of interpretation. It refers to a concept that is understood and interpreted in a particular way, often with a specific cultural, historical, or ideological context in mind. These concepts are not objective or neutral, but rather are shaped by the interpreter's assumptions, biases, and preconceptions.

The use of tulkinnalliskäsitteitä is common in various disciplines, including literature, philosophy, sociology, and anthropology. For instance, in literary criticism, a tulkinnalliskäsite might be a particular interpretation of a character's motivations or a text's themes. In sociology, it could be a specific understanding of a social phenomenon, such as the role of gender in a particular society.

The concept of tulkinnalliskäsite is closely related to the idea of hermeneutic circle, which suggests that understanding a whole depends on understanding its parts, and vice versa. This means that the interpretation of a tulkinnalliskäsite is influenced by the context in which it is understood, and the context itself is shaped by the interpretation.

Critics of the use of tulkinnalliskäsitteitä argue that it can lead to subjectivity and bias in interpretation. However, proponents of hermeneutics argue that this subjectivity is a necessary part of the interpretive process, as it allows for a deeper understanding of the complexities of human experience.