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Springer, Dordrecht

1999

388 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-5257-5

Hermeneutics and science

proceedings of the first conference of the international society for hermeneutics and science

Edited by

Olga Kiss

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Full citation:

Kiss, O. (ed) (1999). Hermeneutics and science: proceedings of the first conference of the international society for hermeneutics and science, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Hermeneutics and the sciences

Fehér István

1-12

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Perceptual reasoning — hermeneutics and perception

Ihde Don

13-23

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Productive objectivity

Crease Robert P.

25-34

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Parallelen zwischen Heideggers und Kuhns Wissenschaftsauffassung

Schwendtner Tibor

35-57

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Kuhn, Scheler and the revolutionary genesis of modern science

Toronyai Gábor

59-74

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Worum geht es in den Naturwissenschaften?

Vajda György Mihály

75-84

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Interfaciology

Rossler Otto E.

85-92

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Friction of bodies, friction of minds

Agnes Heller

93-99

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Wissenschaftsgeschichte als hermeneutisches Problem

Apel Karl-Otto

101-115

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Accomplishing translation

Hardcastle Gary

117-124

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Meaningful mistakes

Kiss Olga

125-133

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Incommensurability as a bound of hermeneutics in science

Drago Antonino

135-155

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The hermeneutics of life

Kampis George

157-169

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Was heisst Biologie verstehen?

Schulz Reinhard

171-182

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The brain as a hermeneutic device

Érdi Péter; Aradi Ildikó

183-198

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A hermeneutical ethology?

Lijmbach Susanne

199-205

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Heidegger and the question of physics

Giannetto Enrico

207-225

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To what extent does formal teleology still make sense?

Stöltzner Michael

227-246

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The changing of the role accorded to the lay public in science

247-258

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To eliminate human discourse by means of the metaphysical language of things

Fekete László

259-264

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Language and the double hermeneutic in natural science

Eger Martin

265-280

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Science, hermeneutics, and metaphorical thought

Zenzen Michael J.

281-291

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Hermeneutics and natural science

Føllesdal Dagfinn

293-298

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The difference between science and hermeneutics

Freundlieb Dieter

299-306

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Against the selfish theory

Ropolyi László

307-314

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The justification of the application of science

Gremmen Bart

315-323

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Value-free worlds and value-imposing minds

Komlósi László I.

325-343

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Expanding hermeneutics

Ihde Don

345-351

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