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The Hermeneutics of the Causal Powers of Meaningful Objects
Journal of Critical Realism, 2010AbstractMuch of the interest of critical realists in the hermeneutic character of social inquiry has been shaped by debates with critics. Critical realists insist that the meaningful character of societies does not exclude the possibility of treating them as objects that have causal powers and that these objects are more than the sum-total of their ...
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The sculpture and the electron: Hermeneutics of the experimental object
Science & Education, 1995Martin Eger establishes a role for hermeneutics in science by observing that student and researcher face different “books” of science but that the boundaries between these two books are blurred. Another important dimension of hermeneutics in science has to do with the production of the experimental object, or with act rather than text hermeneutics.
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Of Hermeneutics and Difference: Genet's (Dys)functional Objects
Orbis Litterarum, 2005Genet's narratological maneuvering of ‘animation,’ as an awkwardly embedded focal point, invites artistic contortions and elements of physicality that transgress the boundaries of strict philosophical writing. The strategy, here rooted in several novelistic examples, invokes the exploration of the inanimate object's ‘nature,’ ultimately to encode a ...
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Understanding Farm Succession by the Objective Hermeneutics Method
Sociologia Ruralis, 2007AbstractWhile farm succession has been well explored using quantitative data, we use the qualitative, case‐oriented method of objective hermeneutics to explore important issues in succession processes. Objective hermeneutics makes use of short text sequences from interviews, exploiting the relationship between societal norms and the constitutive rules ...
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Structures of Meaning and Objective Hermeneutics
2021Ulrich Oevermann +3 more
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Productive Objectivity: The Hermeneutics of Performance in Experimental Inquiry
1999The days are gone, if they ever really existed, when it was possible to maintain that science progressively accumulates permanent, objective knowledge of nature, detached from social influence. Kitcher opens a recent book by referring to that view as “Legend,” meaning to indicate that it is both bygone and groundless.
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Primordial texts: An object relations approach to biblical hermeneutics
Pastoral Psychology, 1997What is object relations theory? What is the place of an object relations perspective in biblical hermeneutics as a process? After briefly introducing object relations theory, this presentation discusses the place of an object relations perspective in the hermeneutical process by analyzing D. Winnicott's “squiggle” game with children as a hermeneutical
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Blink-comparator: hermeneutics of an object in a technical museum
Vestnik of Saint Petersburg State University of CultureThe article is devoted to the problem of interpretation of a museum object, its kind, when an unambiguous demonstration of the purpose of a thing in the environment of its primary existence is important. In the case when an exhibit does not reveal its essence by itself, it is necessary to decipher its purpose, application practice, history of ...
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