The Rise of Hermeneutics.¶
Dilthey, W. (. (1996). The Rise of Hermeneutics. Hermeneutics and the Study of History: Selected Works, Volume IV.
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- Hermeneutic Circle
- first made explicit the part-whole iteration in biblical interpretation; Dilthey's extension to historical understanding
This sourceGeneralizes hermeneutic method from textual interpretation to the human sciences as a whole, locating interpretation at the core of understanding life-expressions.
- first made explicit the part-whole iteration in biblical interpretation; Dilthey's extension to historical understanding
- Interpretation
- The transfer is structural, not metaphorical — these are all instances of constrained meaning-recovery from a representational substrate under a framework, the very generalization Dilthey (1900) was after when he extended hermeneutic method from texts to the human sciences as a whole.
This sourceGeneralizes hermeneutic method from textual interpretation to the human sciences as a whole, locating interpretation at the core of understanding life-expressions.
- The transfer is structural, not metaphorical — these are all instances of constrained meaning-recovery from a representational substrate under a framework, the very generalization Dilthey (1900) was after when he extended hermeneutic method from texts to the human sciences as a whole.
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