Meaning in texts: The historical shaping of a narrative hermeneutics
Meaning in Texts explores the historical shaping of narrative hermeneutics and the question of how meaning is formed in texts. Edgar V. McKnight’s scholarly study is suited to readers interested in interpretation, literary criticism, philosophy, and the history of ideas.
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Meaning in Texts: The Historical Shaping of a Narrative Hermeneutics examines the relationship between textual meaning, history, and interpretation.
The book focuses on the historical development of a narrative approach to hermeneutics, offering a scholarly perspective on how texts are understood.
Its subject will interest readers exploring literary interpretation, the humanities, and the intellectual history of reading.
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