Hermeneutics Reader: Texts of the German Tradition from the Enlightenment to the Present
Editat de Kurt Mueller-Vollmeren Limba Engleză Paperback – apr 1998
Kurt Mueller-Vollmer is Emeritus Professor of German Studies and Humanities at Stanford University
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780826404022
ISBN-10: 0826404022
Pagini: 392
Dimensiuni: 146 x 226 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0826404022
Pagini: 392
Dimensiuni: 146 x 226 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Preface
Introduction: Language, Mind, Artifact: An outline of Hermeneutic Theory Since the Enlightenment
1. Reason and Understanding: Rationalist Hermeneutics
Johann Martin Chladenius
On the Concept of Interpretation
On the Interpretation of Historical Books and Accounts
2. Foundations: General Theory and Art of Interpretation
Friedrich D. E. Schleiermacher
General Hermeneutics
Grammatical and Technical Interpretation
3. Foundations: Language, Understanding, and the Historical World
Wilhelm von Humboldt
The Nature and Conformation of Language
On the Task of the Historian
Johann Gustav Droysen
History and the Historical Method
The Investigation of Origins
The Modes of Interpretation
4. Philological Hermeneutics
Philip August Boeckh
Formal Theory of Philology
Theory of Hermeneutics
Theory of Criticism
5. The Hermeneutics of the Human Sciences
Wilhelm Dilthey
Awareness, Reality: Time
The Understanding of Other Persons and Their Life-Expressions
6. The Phenomenological Theory of Meaning and of Meaning-Apprehension
Edmund Husserl
Essential Distinction
Towards a Characterization of the Acts which Confer Meaning
Roman Ingarden
On the Cognition of the Literary Work of Art
7. Phenomenology and Fundamental Ontology: The Discourse of Meaning
Martin Heidegger
Being-there as Understanding
Understanding and Interpretation
Assertion as a Derivative Mode of Interpretation
Being-there and Discourse Language
8. Hermeneutics and Theology
Rudolf Bultmann
Is Exegesis without Presuppositions Possible?
The Problem of Demythologizing
9. The Historicity of Understanding
Hans-Georg Gadamer
The Discrediting of Prejudice by the Enlightenment
The Rehabilitation of Authority and Tradition
The Principle of Effective History
Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and the Critique of Ideology
10. Hermeneutics and the Social Sciences
Jürgen Habermas
On Hermeneutics' Claim to Universality
11. Perspectives for a General Hermeneutic Theory
Karl-Otto Apel
Scientistics, Hermeneutics, Critique of Ideology: An Outline of a Theory of Science from an Epistemological-Anthropological Point of View
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Index
Introduction: Language, Mind, Artifact: An outline of Hermeneutic Theory Since the Enlightenment
1. Reason and Understanding: Rationalist Hermeneutics
Johann Martin Chladenius
On the Concept of Interpretation
On the Interpretation of Historical Books and Accounts
2. Foundations: General Theory and Art of Interpretation
Friedrich D. E. Schleiermacher
General Hermeneutics
Grammatical and Technical Interpretation
3. Foundations: Language, Understanding, and the Historical World
Wilhelm von Humboldt
The Nature and Conformation of Language
On the Task of the Historian
Johann Gustav Droysen
History and the Historical Method
The Investigation of Origins
The Modes of Interpretation
4. Philological Hermeneutics
Philip August Boeckh
Formal Theory of Philology
Theory of Hermeneutics
Theory of Criticism
5. The Hermeneutics of the Human Sciences
Wilhelm Dilthey
Awareness, Reality: Time
The Understanding of Other Persons and Their Life-Expressions
6. The Phenomenological Theory of Meaning and of Meaning-Apprehension
Edmund Husserl
Essential Distinction
Towards a Characterization of the Acts which Confer Meaning
Roman Ingarden
On the Cognition of the Literary Work of Art
7. Phenomenology and Fundamental Ontology: The Discourse of Meaning
Martin Heidegger
Being-there as Understanding
Understanding and Interpretation
Assertion as a Derivative Mode of Interpretation
Being-there and Discourse Language
8. Hermeneutics and Theology
Rudolf Bultmann
Is Exegesis without Presuppositions Possible?
The Problem of Demythologizing
9. The Historicity of Understanding
Hans-Georg Gadamer
The Discrediting of Prejudice by the Enlightenment
The Rehabilitation of Authority and Tradition
The Principle of Effective History
Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and the Critique of Ideology
10. Hermeneutics and the Social Sciences
Jürgen Habermas
On Hermeneutics' Claim to Universality
11. Perspectives for a General Hermeneutic Theory
Karl-Otto Apel
Scientistics, Hermeneutics, Critique of Ideology: An Outline of a Theory of Science from an Epistemological-Anthropological Point of View
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Index
Recenzii
"A much needed contribution to a growing area of philosophical awareness....Mueller-Volmer's reader is a well-translated collection of classic primary sources: Schleiermacher, Dilthey, Heidegger, and Gadamer; Boeckh, Bultmann, Habermas, Ingarden, Apel, Humboldt, Droysen, and Chladenius are included as well....The work includes an excellent bibliography, and is highly recommended."--Choice
"An extremely valuable collection of readings for anyone interested in hermeneutic theory....Complementing the excellence of the selections is a 57-page introductory essay by the editor, describing the key contributions of each author to hermeneutic theory. It is a sound, well-informed, and critically sharp treatment of the entire tradition."--The European Studies Journal
"An extremely valuable collection of readings for anyone interested in hermeneutic theory....Complementing the excellence of the selections is a 57-page introductory essay by the editor, describing the key contributions of each author to hermeneutic theory. It is a sound, well-informed, and critically sharp treatment of the entire tradition."--The European Studies Journal