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  • ...r. Within those religions, would the following be comsidered techniques of hermeneutics? ...pretation’ perception of eighteenth-century and earlier Hermeneutics; i.e. Hermeneutics was defined as the "art of interpretation" since Alexandrian and the follow
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  • ...' is generally understood as the 'science' of interpretation. The scope of hermeneutics varies from hermeneutical school to school, but most include texts. Some, s ...generally ascribed to [[Friedrich Schleiermacher]] who first began to use hermeneutics separate and distinct from any kind of religious or Biblical context. He be
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  • | title = A Manual of Hermeneutics | title = Hermeneutics, Ancient and Modern
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  • | pagename = Hermeneutics | abc = Hermeneutics
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  • {{r|Biblical hermeneutics}} {{r|legal hermeneutics}}
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  • * [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07271a.htm Hermeneutics] in the [[Catholic Encyclopedia]] * [http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hermeneutics/ Hermeneutics] in the [[Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]]
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  • * [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07271a.htm Hermeneutics] in the [[Catholic Encyclopedia]] * [http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hermeneutics/ Hermeneutics] in the [[Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]]
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  • | title = A Manual of Hermeneutics | title = Hermeneutics, Ancient and Modern
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  • {{r|Biblical hermeneutics}} {{r|legal hermeneutics}}
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  • ...nch]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] best known for his work on [[evil]] and [[hermeneutics]].
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  • (1900–2002) Leading philosopher in the field of [[hermeneutics]], the art of interpretation.
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  • ...on investigates the place of philosophical ethics within the philosophical hermeneutics of Hans-Georg Gadamer, advancing a rehabilitation of Aristotelian virtue et
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  • ...' is generally understood as the 'science' of interpretation. The scope of hermeneutics varies from hermeneutical school to school, but most include texts. Some, s ...generally ascribed to [[Friedrich Schleiermacher]] who first began to use hermeneutics separate and distinct from any kind of religious or Biblical context. He be
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  • ...8 | last = Grondin | first = Jean | title = Introduction to Philosophical Hermeneutics | date = 1994 }} p. 2 </ref>. A '''hermeneutic''' (singular) refers to one ==Traditional Hermeneutics==
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  • A set of beliefs espoused by some fundamentalist Protestants who use literal hermeneutics to interpret the Bible. They believe that God created the universe in six 2
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  • {{r|hermeneutics}}
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  • {{r|hermeneutics}}
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  • ...reas of interest: Theology, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, hermeneutics, existentialism, personalism.
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  • ...analysis]], [[language]] and is best known for his work on philosophical [[hermeneutics]], following on from the work of [[Wilhelm Dilthey]], [[Martin Heidegger]] ...estion that can be answered by contemplating ''Dasein'', Ricœur approached hermeneutics by a "long route" by looking to a variety of different expressions of human
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  • | pagename = Hermeneutics | abc = Hermeneutics
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  • ...r. Within those religions, would the following be comsidered techniques of hermeneutics? ...pretation’ perception of eighteenth-century and earlier Hermeneutics; i.e. Hermeneutics was defined as the "art of interpretation" since Alexandrian and the follow
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  • {{r|hermeneutics}}
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  • {{r|Hermeneutics}}
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  • ...est in: 1) World religions; 2) Countries and their cultures; 3) Scriptural hermeneutics, eisegesis and exegesis; 4) Philology; and 4) Mythology (Hindu, Japanese, C
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  • {{r|Hermeneutics}}
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  • {{r|hermeneutics}}
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  • ...ve wide ranging interests from "Pre-Socratic" philosophy(several domains), hermeneutics, archeo-economics, economic history, the history of ideas, progressive mana
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  • ...movements including [[Marxism]], [[existentialism]], [[phenomenology]], [[hermeneutics]], [[German idealism]] (such as that of Hegel and [[Arthur Schopenhauer]]) ...radical critique of power relationships through what some have called a [[hermeneutics of suspicion]]. [[Friedrich Nietzsche|Nietzsche]] is also cited as an inspi
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  • ...the ways in which those texts have been interpreted throughout history ([[hermeneutics]]). This study often results in a new understanding of crucial issues or a ...curriculum, alongside Systematic Theology (which again can be divided into Hermeneutics, Ethics, and philosophical theology), Scriptural studies (e.g. the book rel
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  • ...al role in the fields of ancient [[history]], [[grammar]] and linguistics, hermeneutics, historical-critical research, [[law]], literary theory, [[religion]] and [ === Hermeneutics, Bible Interpretation, and Literary Theory ===
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  • {{rpr|Hermeneutics}}
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  • ...ecognized procedures for resolving disagreements (e.g., scientific method, hermeneutics, etc.), and established experts and expertise this is emphatically not the
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  • ...February 1900–March 13 2002) was a leading philosopher in the field of ''[[hermeneutics]]'', the art of interpretation, which he wrote about in detail in his 1960
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  • ...le, I'm interested that it mentions [[E.D. Hirsch]], Jr. He writes about [[hermeneutics]] too. --[[User:Tom Morris|Tom Morris]] 20:20, 22 August 2008 (CDT)
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  • ...io: "[http://colloquy.monash.edu.au/issue009/bubbio.pdf Mimetic Theory and Hermeneutics]" in ''Colloquy'' 9 (2005).
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  • ...of contextualism, including [[social constructionism]], [[dramaturgy]], [[hermeneutics]], and narrative approaches, are instances of descriptive contextualism.
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  • ==Semi-neoapocryphal hermeneutics==
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  • ===[[Hermeneutics]]=== ...', Edward N. Zalta (ed.), [http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hermeneutics/ Hermeneutics]</ref>
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  • ...assert that God created the universe in six 24-hour days. Using literal [[hermeneutics]] to approach the Bible, particularly the book of [[Genesis]] as well as th
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  • ...t is religion, every science, philosophy, and even literature in so far as hermeneutics are concerned. It's obviously political, too--''everything'' is political--
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  • ...eligious narrative can be studied via narrative or [[textual analysis]], [[hermeneutics]] (the interpretation of texts), [[linguistics]], [[semiotics]], [[art crit
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  • ...nclude [[Edmund Husserl]]'s [[phenomenology]] and [[Martin Heidegger]]'s [[hermeneutics]].
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  • ...l prey to the worst excesses of postmodernism. No amount of transformative hermeneutics will make the genetic research go away; only other genetic research can.
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  • Started a [[Hermeneutics]] stub as a present for you, Larry. Happy birthday! --[[User:Tom Morris|Tom
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