Emilio Betti
Hermeneutics as a General Methodology of the Sciences of the Spirit
Emilio Betti
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This book is the first complete English translation of the Italian jurist, Emilio Bettià â â s classic work Die Hermeneutik als allgemeine Methodik der Geisteswissenschaften, originally published in 1962.
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This book is the first complete English translation of the Italian jurist, Emilio Bettià â â s classic work Die Hermeneutik als allgemeine Methodik der Geisteswissenschaften, originally published in 1962.
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- Law and Politics
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 106
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 6mm
- Gewicht: 148g
- ISBN-13: 9780367743345
- ISBN-10: 0367743345
- Artikelnr.: 65609696
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Law and Politics
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 106
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 6mm
- Gewicht: 148g
- ISBN-13: 9780367743345
- ISBN-10: 0367743345
- Artikelnr.: 65609696
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Emilio Betti (1890-1968) was an Italian jurist, Roman Law scholar and philosopher.
Emilio Betti: A Short Bibliography Some Untidy Reflections on Betti-Gadamer
Debate Editorial Preface 1. Hermeneutical Problematics in Contemporary
Consciousness 2. Objectivations of the Spirit 3. Representative Forms 4.
Representative Function & Expressive Value 5. To Interpret and to
Understand 6. The Act of Interpretation as a Triadic Process 7. Inversion
of the Creative Process and Transposition into one another Subjectivity 8.
The Directives of Interpretation: The Canon of the Hermeneutical Autonomy
of the Object 9. The Canon of the Coherence of Meanings (The Principle of
Totality) 10. Analogy and Integrative Development 11. Canon of the
Actuality of Understanding 12. Vital Rapport with the Subject-Matter & the
Direction of the Inquiry 13. Is it possible to Achieve the Objectivity of
the Historical Phenomena? 14. The Function of Sensibility for the Values
proper of the Historian: The Value-relating Interpretation 15. The Answer
to the Proposed Historical Question 16. Meaning of a Historical Phenomenon
and its Significance in the Present 17. Dialog and Monolog 18. Historical
Interpretation and Attribution of an Eschatological Meaning 19. The Risk of
the Denial of Objectivity 20. Theological Hermeneutics and Demythologizing
of the Kerygma 21. Recent Turn toward the Historicity of Understanding 22.
The Prejudices as the Conditions of the Understanding 23. Existential
Foundation of the Hermeneutic Circle 24. The Problem of the Correctness of
the Understanding 25. Historical Understanding as Mediation of Past and the
Present 26. Claim of a Practical Application of Interpretation 27. The
Mentioned Claim is Justified only if the Interpretation is Normatively
Oriented 28. Canon of the Hermeneutical Correspondence of Meaning
(Adequation of Meaning in Understanding) 29. The Character as a Work of
Historical Forms of Life Proposes a Problematics of the Higher Grade 30.
The Technical Morphologic Interpretation in rapport to the Prospected
Problems of Formation 31. Context of Meanings & Styles as Products of the
Autonomy of the Spiritual Human Faculties
Debate Editorial Preface 1. Hermeneutical Problematics in Contemporary
Consciousness 2. Objectivations of the Spirit 3. Representative Forms 4.
Representative Function & Expressive Value 5. To Interpret and to
Understand 6. The Act of Interpretation as a Triadic Process 7. Inversion
of the Creative Process and Transposition into one another Subjectivity 8.
The Directives of Interpretation: The Canon of the Hermeneutical Autonomy
of the Object 9. The Canon of the Coherence of Meanings (The Principle of
Totality) 10. Analogy and Integrative Development 11. Canon of the
Actuality of Understanding 12. Vital Rapport with the Subject-Matter & the
Direction of the Inquiry 13. Is it possible to Achieve the Objectivity of
the Historical Phenomena? 14. The Function of Sensibility for the Values
proper of the Historian: The Value-relating Interpretation 15. The Answer
to the Proposed Historical Question 16. Meaning of a Historical Phenomenon
and its Significance in the Present 17. Dialog and Monolog 18. Historical
Interpretation and Attribution of an Eschatological Meaning 19. The Risk of
the Denial of Objectivity 20. Theological Hermeneutics and Demythologizing
of the Kerygma 21. Recent Turn toward the Historicity of Understanding 22.
The Prejudices as the Conditions of the Understanding 23. Existential
Foundation of the Hermeneutic Circle 24. The Problem of the Correctness of
the Understanding 25. Historical Understanding as Mediation of Past and the
Present 26. Claim of a Practical Application of Interpretation 27. The
Mentioned Claim is Justified only if the Interpretation is Normatively
Oriented 28. Canon of the Hermeneutical Correspondence of Meaning
(Adequation of Meaning in Understanding) 29. The Character as a Work of
Historical Forms of Life Proposes a Problematics of the Higher Grade 30.
The Technical Morphologic Interpretation in rapport to the Prospected
Problems of Formation 31. Context of Meanings & Styles as Products of the
Autonomy of the Spiritual Human Faculties
Emilio Betti: A Short Bibliography Some Untidy Reflections on Betti-Gadamer
Debate Editorial Preface 1. Hermeneutical Problematics in Contemporary
Consciousness 2. Objectivations of the Spirit 3. Representative Forms 4.
Representative Function & Expressive Value 5. To Interpret and to
Understand 6. The Act of Interpretation as a Triadic Process 7. Inversion
of the Creative Process and Transposition into one another Subjectivity 8.
The Directives of Interpretation: The Canon of the Hermeneutical Autonomy
of the Object 9. The Canon of the Coherence of Meanings (The Principle of
Totality) 10. Analogy and Integrative Development 11. Canon of the
Actuality of Understanding 12. Vital Rapport with the Subject-Matter & the
Direction of the Inquiry 13. Is it possible to Achieve the Objectivity of
the Historical Phenomena? 14. The Function of Sensibility for the Values
proper of the Historian: The Value-relating Interpretation 15. The Answer
to the Proposed Historical Question 16. Meaning of a Historical Phenomenon
and its Significance in the Present 17. Dialog and Monolog 18. Historical
Interpretation and Attribution of an Eschatological Meaning 19. The Risk of
the Denial of Objectivity 20. Theological Hermeneutics and Demythologizing
of the Kerygma 21. Recent Turn toward the Historicity of Understanding 22.
The Prejudices as the Conditions of the Understanding 23. Existential
Foundation of the Hermeneutic Circle 24. The Problem of the Correctness of
the Understanding 25. Historical Understanding as Mediation of Past and the
Present 26. Claim of a Practical Application of Interpretation 27. The
Mentioned Claim is Justified only if the Interpretation is Normatively
Oriented 28. Canon of the Hermeneutical Correspondence of Meaning
(Adequation of Meaning in Understanding) 29. The Character as a Work of
Historical Forms of Life Proposes a Problematics of the Higher Grade 30.
The Technical Morphologic Interpretation in rapport to the Prospected
Problems of Formation 31. Context of Meanings & Styles as Products of the
Autonomy of the Spiritual Human Faculties
Debate Editorial Preface 1. Hermeneutical Problematics in Contemporary
Consciousness 2. Objectivations of the Spirit 3. Representative Forms 4.
Representative Function & Expressive Value 5. To Interpret and to
Understand 6. The Act of Interpretation as a Triadic Process 7. Inversion
of the Creative Process and Transposition into one another Subjectivity 8.
The Directives of Interpretation: The Canon of the Hermeneutical Autonomy
of the Object 9. The Canon of the Coherence of Meanings (The Principle of
Totality) 10. Analogy and Integrative Development 11. Canon of the
Actuality of Understanding 12. Vital Rapport with the Subject-Matter & the
Direction of the Inquiry 13. Is it possible to Achieve the Objectivity of
the Historical Phenomena? 14. The Function of Sensibility for the Values
proper of the Historian: The Value-relating Interpretation 15. The Answer
to the Proposed Historical Question 16. Meaning of a Historical Phenomenon
and its Significance in the Present 17. Dialog and Monolog 18. Historical
Interpretation and Attribution of an Eschatological Meaning 19. The Risk of
the Denial of Objectivity 20. Theological Hermeneutics and Demythologizing
of the Kerygma 21. Recent Turn toward the Historicity of Understanding 22.
The Prejudices as the Conditions of the Understanding 23. Existential
Foundation of the Hermeneutic Circle 24. The Problem of the Correctness of
the Understanding 25. Historical Understanding as Mediation of Past and the
Present 26. Claim of a Practical Application of Interpretation 27. The
Mentioned Claim is Justified only if the Interpretation is Normatively
Oriented 28. Canon of the Hermeneutical Correspondence of Meaning
(Adequation of Meaning in Understanding) 29. The Character as a Work of
Historical Forms of Life Proposes a Problematics of the Higher Grade 30.
The Technical Morphologic Interpretation in rapport to the Prospected
Problems of Formation 31. Context of Meanings & Styles as Products of the
Autonomy of the Spiritual Human Faculties