Doing Interpretation
Perspektiven praxeologischer Hermeneutik
Edited by Johannes Corrodi Katzenstein Edited by Andreas Mauz Edited by Christiane Tietz
Paperback (Published)
(August 2021)
ISBN: 9783506701558
6.1 x 9.25 inches
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Anyone who interprets does something. But it has only become a focus of hermeneutical debates since the practice turn. What is emphasized here is no longer the bottom up nature of understanding and interpretation, but the actual doing interpretation – especially where the practices in question are determined not by methods, but by implicit and informal logic. This volume considers where the debate is today, and where it is supposed to move.
- Edited by Johannes Corrodi Katzenstein
- Edited by Andreas Mauz
- Edited by Christiane Tietz
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