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Hermeneutics of Texts and Hermeneutics of Action
New Literary History, 1980rT ZaiHE QUESTION of the relationship of the hermeneutics of texts and the hermeneutics of actions is primarily a question of what both have in common. What common output, what common structure, fits the interpretation of texts and the interpretation (i.e., the systematic understanding) of actions, either those of others or my own?
Gunther Buck, Marshall Brown
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The Hermeneutic Circle and the Hermeneutic Centre
2008Since Heidegger the figure of the “hermeneutic circle” has found wide acceptance among students of all humanities disciplines, especially in philosophy and religion, who consider it the best way to interpret ancient and foreign texts. Hans Georg Gadamer, especially, through his extensive comments on the “Vor-urteil” (literally “pre-judgement,” an ...
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Hermeneutic Communism and/or Hermeneutic Anarchism
Philosophy Today, 20161.INTRODUCTIONThe position I will advocate in what follows can be summarized thusly: In problematizing the prejudices of modern politics (and the political project of modernity), hermeneutic philosophy does not engage in championing a leftist or rightist political standpoint.
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Man and World, 1984
In proposing to discuss the hermeneutics of suspicion, I clearly had in mind the usage of Paul Ricoeur; Ricoeur who never opposes without somehow reconciling, could not avoid opposing — at least in a first approach — hermeneutics in the classic sense, of interpreting the meaning of texts, to the radical critique of and suspicion against understanding ...
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In proposing to discuss the hermeneutics of suspicion, I clearly had in mind the usage of Paul Ricoeur; Ricoeur who never opposes without somehow reconciling, could not avoid opposing — at least in a first approach — hermeneutics in the classic sense, of interpreting the meaning of texts, to the radical critique of and suspicion against understanding ...
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Architectural Hermeneutics: Grounded Hermeneutics
Design Principles and Practices: An International Journal—Annual Review, 2009This paper suggests that we rely, as a species, upon both idiosyncratic and obtuse interpretations of reality and that we need to live in radical democracies if we wish to provoke the licensing of declarations and procedures in a way that will sustain us all.
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Hermeneutics in Theology and the Theology of Hermeneutics
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1993Cet article analyse en premier lieu les structures hermeneutiques employees par Tracy et Lindbeck. La seconde partie s'interesse a la maniere dont les affirmations hermeneutiques font lien avec les engagements theologiques distincts. La derniere partie tente d'integrer les deux niveaux d'analyse hermeneutique et theologique. L'A.
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Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2000
Comparaison de l'orientation intentionnaliste de l'hermeneutique apportee par Mencius a la critique litteraire chinoise, d'une part, avec la forme intentionnelle de l'hermeneutique occidentale traditionnelle, d'autre part. Considerant les sentiments de l'auteur au moment de la conception de l'oeuvre (zhi), Mencius rejette la notion d'individu autonome ...
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Comparaison de l'orientation intentionnaliste de l'hermeneutique apportee par Mencius a la critique litteraire chinoise, d'une part, avec la forme intentionnelle de l'hermeneutique occidentale traditionnelle, d'autre part. Considerant les sentiments de l'auteur au moment de la conception de l'oeuvre (zhi), Mencius rejette la notion d'individu autonome ...
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Postmodern hermeneutics? Towards a critical hermeneutics
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Philosophical Hermeneutics and Hermeneutic Philosophy
2017Philosophical hermeneutics pursues two broad questions that are fundamental to any efforts to transform a society. The first focuses on the culture of individuals within a society i.e., how does a person interpret the world around them and how this, in turn, affects the manner in which they come to think and act?—Dilthey had sought to resolve this ...
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