"The Context of Constitution" is a comprehensive study that addresses the hermeneutical prestructure of scientific research. The author, Dimitri Ginev, explores whether the hermeneutical perspective of situating within a tradition is also applicable to the natural sciences. This study is based on years of reflection and lectures and aims to interpret the cognitive contents of science. Ginev argues that a negative answer to the question of the validity of the hermeneutical viewpoint for the natural sciences represents a self-contradictory position. The work discusses the universality of hermeneutics and its inclusion of the natural sciences, without neglecting their cognitive specificity. This critical engagement with the relationship between theory and observation offers valuable insights for understanding the philosophy of science and hermeneutical approaches.