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German philosopher Hans-Georg Gadamer is best known for his contribution to the development of philosophical hermeneutics, an interpretive approach to knowledge, understanding and meaning-making.
Marie Vigouroux, Richard B. Hovey
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Posymodernisy Biblical hermeneutics
The article describes postmodernist approaches in Biblical hermeneutics. The basic principle of feminist theology is the affirmation of the full humanity of women. Afrocentrism is an attempt to re-read Scripture from an Africa-centered perspective. Socio-
A V Arapov
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A Feminist Chorus for Feminist Revolt
A Feminist Chorus for Feminist Revolt was performed as part of Now You Can Go, the series of events, screenings and performances organised by Helena Reckitt in response to the discussions arising from the readings of Italian feminist writers of the 1970s
Reynolds, L.
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Digital History and Hermeneutics [PDF]
For doing history in the digital age, we need to investigate the “digital kitchen” as the place where the “raw” is transformed into the “cooked”. The novel field of digital hermeneutics provides a critical and reflexive frame for digital humanities ...
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The Methodology of Contemporary Gender Interpretation: A Study of Qirā’ah Mubādalah
The various interpretive products that have been offered by previous feminist figures are not followed by an interpretation methodology for gender equality topics.
Taufan Anggoro
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This document is a study on feminist hermeneutics in theological research, focusing on the works and methodologies of Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza and Musa Dube.
Svedlund, Thomas
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Feministiese hermeneutiek as kritiese teorie
Feminist hermenentics as citical theory. The aim of this study is to descibe the main characteistics of some approaches within feminist hermeneutics.
Yolanda Dreyer
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Sous la conduite d’Hermès, aux carrefours de la traduction et du féminisme
We will examine in this paper the meeting points of translation, hermeneutics and feminism, invoking in particular Paul Ricœur's “paradigm of translation” and his concept of linguistic hospitality.
Jane Elisabeth Wilhelm
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Black is used as a colour of darkness, death, evil, bad luck and mourning. Generally, most cultures around the world use black as a colour of mourning, and widows from the African culture, in particular, are expected to wear all-black attire for a year ...
Sinenhlanhla S. Chisale
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“(Not) Her Husband”: Hosea’s God and Ricoeur’s Hermeneutics of Suspicion and Trust
Hosea’s reception history shows the existence of two distinct interpretative traditions in relation to the metaphor “God is a husband” employed in the first three chapters of the book.
Tchavdar S. Hadjiev
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