The Cambridge Companion to Gadamer

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Robert J. Dostal
Cambridge University Press, 21 jan 2002 - 317 pagina's
Gadamer: the man and his work / Robert J. Dostal -- Gadamer's basic understanding of understanding / Jean Grondin -- Getting it right: relativism, realism, and truth / Brice Wachterhauser -- Hermeneutics, ethics, and politics / Georgia Warnke -- The doing of the thing itself: Gadamer's Hermeneutic ontology of language / Günter Figal -- Gadamer on the human sciences / Charles Taylor -- Lyric as paradigm: Hegel and the speculative instance of poetry in Gadamer's Hermeneutics / J.M. Baker -- Gadamer, the Hermeneutic revolution, and theology / Fred Lawrence -- Hermeneutics in practice: Gadamer on ancient philosophy / Catherine H. Zuckert -- Gadamer's Hegel / Robert B. Pippin -- Gadamer's relation to Heidegger and phenomenology / Robert J. Dostal -- The constellation of Hermeneutics, critical theory, and deconstruction / Richard J. Bernstein.
 

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Gadamer The Man and His Work
13
Gadamers Basic Understanding of Understanding
36
Getting it Right Relativism Realism and Truth
52
Hermeneutics Ethics and Politics
79
The Doing of the Thing Itself Gadamers Hermeneutic Ontology of Language
102
Gadamer on the Human Sciences
126
Lyric as Paradigm Hegel and the Speculative Instance of Poetry in Gadamers Hermeneutics
143
Gadamer the Hermeneutic Revolution and Theology
167
Hermeneutics in Practice Gadamer on Ancient Philosophy
201
Gadamers Hegel
225
Gadamers Relation to Heidegger and Phenomenology
247
The Constellation of Hermeneutics Critical Theory and Deconstruction
267
Bibliography
283
Index
313
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Pagina 7 - What I as a physicist had to discover for myself, most historians learn by example in the course of professional training. Consciously or not, they are all practitioners of the hermeneutic method. In my case, however, the discovery of hermeneutics did more than make history seem consequential. Its most immediate and decisive effect was instead on my view of science

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