Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method – Final Reflections
And so it is with a little emotion that I conclude my series of articles exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method. It has been a remarkable few weeks for me reading […]
Category Archives: Hermeneutics
Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method – Language as the Medium of the Hermeneutic Experience
I come now to the final chapter of Gadamer’s Truth and Method. In this chapter he will come to explain his great quote that “Being that can be understood is […]
Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method: Elements of a Theory of Hermeneutic Experience
Before I launch in to my meditations on the 100-page chapter four of Gadamer’s Truth and Method, I first wanted to publicly thank Professor Donald Marshall, one of the translators […]
Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method: The History of Hermeneutics
This is the third in my series of articles on Gadamer’s Truth and Method, one of the most important works on Hermeneutics ever written. In parts one and two which […]
Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method: The Ontology of the Work of Art and Its Hermeneutic Significance
This article is part two of a series of articles I am writing about Gadamer’s Truth and Method. If you have not read it already, you may wish to read […]
The Value of Phenomenology and Hermeneutics
I thought I would write a short blog which is just some free flowing thoughts about why I have been writing so much recently about phenomenology and hermeneutics. I did […]
Exploring Gadamer’s Truth and Method: The Truth and Experience of Art
Hermeneutics is the philosophy of meaning and understanding. It was transformed by phenomenology, first through Martin Heidegger (1889 – 1976) and then by Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900 – 2002). I have […]
Transition Consciousness 