The aim of this paper is to present the structural model of the game as a hermeneutic foundation of education. To do this we will reflect on the methodological dimension of philosophical hermeneutics and the method and form of education which happen through the experience of hermeneutics. While the analytical method, dialectical, synthetic experience is dissected and, therefore, eliminated from the game, hermeneutic experience is preserved and expanded, establishing itself as always open to new possibilities of thinking, knowing, educating and acting. In this sense, we aim to clarify the following question: to what extent and how fundamental is the game to education in this analysis of philosophical hermeneutics? Specifically, we intend to clarify the role of the game for Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics and the influence of the playful character of the game in his contribution to education.
Hermeneutics Game; Education