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The Philosophy of Hans-Georg Gadamer
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Hans-Georg Gadamer, one of the outstanding exponents of hermeneutics, is also a master of hermeneutic praxis. His influence on thinking in the humanities has been profound. The two main foci of his work have been Greek philosophy, especially Plato, and hermeneutics, but his interests range widely. This volume sheds new light on Gadamer's relation to Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, and especially on his complex relationship to Heidegger, in which Gadamer moved from discipleship to an independent position.
Hans-Georg Gadamer: Intellectual Autobiography
(replies follow
essays)
Karl-Otto Apel:
Regulative Ideas or Truth Happening: An Attempt at Determining the Logos of
Hermeneutics
Roderick M. Chisholm: Gadamer and
Realism: Reaching an Understanding
David Hoy:
Post-Cartesian
Interpretation: Gadamer and Davidson
Joan Stambaugh:
Gadamer on the Beautiful
Donald P. Verene:
Gadamer and Vico on "Sensus Communis" and the Tradition of Humane Knowledge
Jean Grondin: Gadamer on
Humanism
George R. Lucas, Jr.:
Philosophy, its History, and Hermeneutics
Herta Nagl-Docekal:
Towards a New Theory of the Historical Sciences: The Relevance of "Truth and
Method"
Stanley H. Rosen: Horizontverschmelzung
Robert Sokolowski: Gadamer's Theory of
Hermeneutics
Robert R.
Sullivan: Gadamer's Early and Distinctively Political Hermeneutics
Francis Ambrosio: The Figure of
Socrates in Gadamer's Philosophical Hermeneutics
David
Detmer: Gadamer's Critique of the Enlightenment
Robert J. Dostal: Gadamer's Continuous Challenge:
Heidegger's Plato Interpretation
Graeme Nicholson:
Truth in Metaphysics and in Hermeneutics
Thomas M.
Alexander: Eros and Understanding: Gadamer's Aesthetic Ontology of
the Community
G.B. Madison:
Hermeneutics' Claim to Universality
Carl Page:
Historicistic Finitude and Philosophical Hermeneutics
James C. Risser: The Voice of the Other in Gadamer's
Hermeneutics
David W. Aiken: Hermeneia: An
Anatomy of History and Ab-wesenheit
Donald Davidson:
Gadamer and Plato's "Philebus"
Diane Michelfelder:
Gadamer on Heidegger on Art
Bjorn T. Ramberg:
The Source of the Subjective
John C. Sallis:
Rereading the "'Timaeus": The Memorial Power of Discourse
Dennis J. Schmidt: Putting Oneself in
Words...
Robin M. Schott: Gender, Nazism, and
Hermeneutics
P. Christopher Smith: The I-Thou Encounter
(Begegnung) in Gadamer's Reception of Heidegger
Richard
E. Palmer: Ritual, Rightness, and Truth in Two Late Works
of Hans-Georg Gadamer
Thomas Prufer:
A Thought
or Two on Gadamer's Plato
Bibliography of the Writings of
Hans-Georg Gadamer
Index
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