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100			_aPokorny, Petr
245			_aHermeneutics as a Theory of Understanding
260			_aMichigan _bWilliam B.Eerdmans Publishing Co _c2011
300			_a208p
500			_aincludes index and biblioraphy
505	2		_a1. What Is Hermeneutics? (Excursus on Theology and Philosophy) 2. The World of Language 2.1. Language as an Encoding System 2.1.1. Vocabulary (Excursus on Semiology) (Excursus on Experience) (Excursus on Phenomenology and Hermeneutics) 2.1.2. Grammar (Syntax) (Excursus: Augustine`s Reflections on Memory) 2.2. The Question of the World of Language (or, From Syntax to Pragmatics) 2.2.1. From Speech to Language, from Narration to Structure (Excursus: Structures and the Human World) 2.2.2. Pragmatics 2.3. Hermeneutics, Transformational Grammar,and the "Future" of the Text 36 2.4. Symbol and Metaphor 37 2.4.1. The Cognitive Function of Metaphor 42 2.4.2. Metaphor and Myth 54 2.4.3. The Double Face of Metaphor 61 (Excursus: Inside Metaphor) 64 3. Text 67 3.1. The Graphic Character of the Written Text 67 3.2. The Silence of the Text 68 3.3. The Possibility of Misusing the Text 70 3.4. The Fixed Character of the Text 71 3.5. The Reduction of Redundancy 73 3.6. The Successive Surface of the Written Text 74 3.7. The Text between Tradition and the Future 80 3.7.1. Tradition as Our Bedrock 81 (Excursus on Intertextuality) 83 3.7.2. Historical Criticism (i) 85 (Excursus on the Relationship between Author and Text) 88 3.7.3. The Reader and the Text 88 (Excursus on the Hermeneutic Circle) 90 3.7.4. Tradition and New Experiences 94 3.7.5. Tradition and Story 98 (Excursus on the Hermeneutic Quadrilateral) 101 3.8. The Effect of the Text 103 3.8.1. Canonization and Biblical Theology 104 3.8.2. The Aesthetic Impact of the Text 108 3.9. Genre 116 3.9.1. The Bible as Inspiration for Modern Literary Scholarship 119 (Excursus on the Style of Commentary) 121 4. Methods of Interpretation 123 4.1. The Historical Background of Exegetical Methods and Hermeneutic Theories 124 4.2. Philology 132 4.2.1. Translation 133 4.3. Synchronic Interpretation and Projects Based on It 138 4.3.1. Rhetorical Criticism 141 4.3.2. The Synchronic Dimension of the Text in Initial Exegetical Operations 154 4.4. Historical Methods 157 4.4.1. Reconstruction of the Text 158 4.4.2. Paraphrase, Remythologization, Pragmatics 161 4.4.3. Historical Criticism (2) 167 4.4.4. "Cross-Cutting" Methods 171 5. Interpretation 177 5.1. The Otherness and Attraction of Ancient Texts 177 5.2. The Meeting of Worlds 178 5.3. Understanding the Text as Part of Self-Understanding 185 5.4. Historicity and Revelation 188 5.5. Revelation and Witness 189 5.5.1. Revelation 189 5.5.2. Witness 194
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