However, there is indeed something happened during the fusion: there is an eye-glazing shock of knowledge intrude into the reader / scholar’s mind that causes the hesitation of expressing and ascertainment. As Agamben says, “the end to study may never come.” Thus, the idea of study, corresponds to Gadamer’s hermenutic theory, is “those purple sparks” in Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s “The Life of a Stupid Man”:

He would trade his life for the chance to hold them in his hands.