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The hermeneutic approach to the literary text manifests itself in several perspectives such as ontological, dialectic, asymptotic one and engages various markers of its actualization that can be of literary, axiological, cultural or didactic nature. A dialectical vision, realized through the prism of the quantity-quality dichotomy, assures the understanding of the relationship that develops between the form/volume and the plurireading/plural reading (quantitative aspect) of the analyzed text and the awareness or synthetic socialization of the meaning / interpreted message (qualitative aspect) in the case of literary texts of different genres (novel, short story, poem, etc.). The asymptotic dimension, recognized since F.D.E. Schleiermacher, complements the previous one by the same process of interpretation and is also of a dialectical origin, or, more you have the impression to approach to the final meaning of the text, more the interpretative horizon widens and other options open to the interpretative mind. The texts of A. Camus, V. Hugo could serve as example for such an approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]