Hermeneutics and Criticism: And Other Writings¶
Schleiermacher, F. (1838). Hermeneutics and Criticism: And Other Writings. Cambridge University Press.
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- Hermeneutic Circle
- The Hermeneutic Circle is the interpretive principle that (1) understanding the meaning of a whole (text, event, corpus, historical period, codebase) requires understanding its parts, while understanding the meaning of each part requires reference to its place in the whole, (2) the interpreter enters this relationship with prior expectations (the Heideggerian fore-structure)
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- The Hermeneutic Circle is the interpretive principle that (1) understanding the meaning of a whole (text, event, corpus, historical period, codebase) requires understanding its parts, while understanding the meaning of each part requires reference to its place in the whole, (2) the interpreter enters this relationship with prior expectations (the Heideggerian fore-structure)
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