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Truth and Method

Hans Georg Gadamer, Joel C. Weinsheimer, Donald G. Marshall

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Translator's Preface Introduction Foreword Part I: The Question of Truth as it Emerges in the Experience of Art 1. Transcending the Aesthetic Dimension 2. The Ontology of the Work of Art and its Hermeneutic Significance Part II: The Extension of the Question of Truth to Understanding in the Human Sciences 3. Historical Preparation 4. Elements of a Theory of Hermeneutic Experience Part III: The Ontological Shift of Hermeneutics Guided by Language 5. Language and Hermeneutics Appendices and Supplements Afterword Subject Index Author Index.

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Translator's Preface Introduction Foreword Part I: The Question of Truth as it Emerges in the Experience of Art 1. Transcending the Aesthetic Dimension 2. The Ontology of the Work of Art and its Hermeneutic Significance Part II: The Extension of the Question of Truth to Understanding in the Human Sciences 3. Historical Preparation 4. Elements of a Theory of Hermeneutic Experience Part III: The Ontological Shift of Hermeneutics Guided by Language 5. Language and Hermeneutics Appendices and Supplements Afterword Subject Index Author Index.

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Translator's Preface Introduction Foreword Part I: The Question of Truth as it Emerges in the Experience of Art 1. Transcending the Aesthetic Dimension 2. The Ontology of the Work of Art and its Hermeneutic Significance Part II: The Extension of the Question of Truth to Understanding in the Human Sciences 3. Historical Preparation 4. Elements of a Theory of Hermeneutic Experience Part III: The Ontological Shift of Hermeneutics Guided by Language 5. Language and Hermeneutics Appendices and Supplements Afterword Subject Index Author Index.

Key concepts: Hermeneutics, Subject (documents), Ontology, Epistemology, Dimension (graph theory), Index (typography), Philosophy, Extension (predicate logic)

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