Hermeneutical Discourse Consciousness Architecture for the Establishment of Hermeneutical Discourse

The primary purpose of this paper is to address the role and the significance of fusion of intentions in order to establish meaningful and interpretable discourse called Hermeneutical Discourse. The presence of intention is an ultimate requirement to establish a discourse structure which can then be used to semantically interpret and hermeneutically analyze the psychological temporal movement (psychological time) of discourse between an actor, the message sender and the reactor, the message receiver in any intelligent communication. The meaningful physical spatial-temporal (physical time) contiguity of semantic- pragmatic linkages will be able to form information fusion in the message delivery only if the fusion of intentions between the actor and reactor take place effectively in the communication. In this paper, the discourse procedures for the fusion of intentions to take place effectively between two agents called actor and reactor has been modeled as a Hermeneutical Discourse Consciousness Architecture (HDCA). This HDCA is able to frame and organize the hermeneutical discourse processes within individual intelligent agents by setting the intention as a moving ground of agents’ consciousness for the establishment of hermeneutical discourses. Any intelligent agent is able to perform the conscious act if the property called intention is embodied in their cognition. The functions and the phenomena of Consumptive Illumination as an informative value of communication in relation with fusion of intentions will be analyzed from hermeneutical discourse perspective. The benefit of this architecture is to establish a systematic approach to understand cognitive process of interpretive (hermeneutical) discourse, develop a new frame of discourse processes and procedures for the fusion of intentions and provide a systematic procedure to transmigrate the frame of discourse into intelligent communication agents.