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Copyright 1984 by The University of Massachusetts Press All rights reserved First paperback edition 1988 Printed in the United States of America LC 8317890 ISBN 0870234161 (cloth); 6520 (paper)
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data appear on the last page of this book.
"Hermeneutics and Social Theory" originally appeared in Anthony Giddens, Profiles and Critiques (London and Balingstoke: Macmillan; Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1983), Anthony Giddens. Reprinted by permission.
The excerpt from Emilio Betti, Teoria generale della interpretazione, is reprinted by permission of Gemma Betti.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The essays in this collection are meant to be representative both of the best current work on the nature of interpretation and of the necessity for such work to go beyond narrow disciplinary interests. We were aided in bringing the essays together by several institutions and individuals. The Rockefeller Foundation and the Center for Humanistic Studies at the University of Kansas enabled a number of the contributors to present initial versions of their papers to one another at a conference in April 1981 which had the same title as this book. Since then, many of these papers have been revised to take into account the exchange of views that took place. The other essays in the book are intended to reflect the broad range of hermeneutical alternatives that are now being actively explored.
For their assistance with various stages of this project we are grateful to the Rockefeller Foundation for its support; to Richard De George, Director of the Center for Humanistic Studies, and Gretchen Nolle of its staff for their enthusiasm and practical help; to the Matchette Foundation for making possible the forum at which Hans-Georg Gadamer and J. N. Mohanty presented earlier versions of their papers; and to Anthony C. Genova and Scott McNall, Chairs of the Philosophy and Sociology Departments at Kansas, for their aid in marshaling resources. The typing and preparation of the manuscript would have been impossible without the support of the Office of Research, Graduate Studies and Public Service, at the University of Kansas and the fine and patient work of Sharon Cox, Janice Criss, and Aurora Ripley. Finally, Dick Martin and Pam Campbell of the University of Massachusetts Press gave invaluable advice in the preparation of the collection for publication.
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CONTENTS
Introduction
Gary Shapiro And Alan Sica
1
1 Philosophy and Hermeneutics
The Epistemological Problem of Understanding As an Aspect of the General Problem of Knowing
Emilio Betti Translated with an introduction by Susan Noakes
25
The Hermeneutics of Suspicion
Hans-Georg Gadamer
54
Beyond Hermeneutics: Interpretation in Late Heidegger and Recent Foucault
Hubert Dreyfus
66
On the Transcendability of Hermeneutics (A Response to Dreyfus)
Richard E. Palmer
84
Transcendental Philosophy and the Hermeneutic Critique of Consciousness
J. N. Mohanty
96
Phenomenality and Materiality in Kant
Paul De Man
121
2 Literature and Hermeneutics
The Problem of Figuration in Antiquity
Gerald L. Bruns
147
Homotextuality: Barthes on Barthes, Fragments (RB), with a Footnote
John O'Neill
165
A Response to John O'Neill
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
183
Surviving Figures
Gary Lee Stonum
199
3 Social Science and Hermeneutics
Hermeneutics and Social Theory
Anthony Giddens
215
Comments on Giddens
Fred R. Dallmayr
231
Conflicting Interpretations in History: The Case of the English Civil War
W. H. Dray
239
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On Dray's "Conflicting Interpretations in History: The Case of the English Civil War"
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