Interpretation Theory¶
Ricoeur, P. (1976). Interpretation Theory: Discourse and the Surplus of Meaning. Texas Christian University Press.
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- Hermeneutic Circle
- explores these hermeneutic challenges in depth, while also
This sourceTreats interpretation as the work of thought that deciphers the hidden meaning in the apparent meaning of a discourse, and develops the inscription-distanciation account that grounds the asymmetric persistence of texts beyond any single interpretive event.
- explores these hermeneutic challenges in depth, while also
- Interpretation
- … from a representational substrate — a sign, text, dataset, behavior, signal, or trace — given a framework that makes some readings available and others not, a characterization Ricoeur (1976) develops in arguing that interpretation is the work of thought which deciphers the hidden meaning in the apparent meaning.
This sourceTreats interpretation as the work of thought that deciphers the hidden meaning in the apparent meaning of a discourse, and develops the inscription-distanciation account that grounds the asymmetric persistence of texts beyond any single interpretive event.
- … from a representational substrate — a sign, text, dataset, behavior, signal, or trace — given a framework that makes some readings available and others not, a characterization Ricoeur (1976) develops in arguing that interpretation is the work of thought which deciphers the hidden meaning in the apparent meaning.
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