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International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

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Phenomenology, descriptive or hermeneutic?

edited byJ. N. MohantyJohn Sallis

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Introduction John Sallis
Historical and systematic remarks on the relation between description and hermeneutics in phenomenology

a critique of the enlarged use of hermeneutics

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

pp.1-20
Phenomenology

from hermeneutics to deconstruction

Hugh J. Silverman

pp.21-38
Philosophical description and descriptive philosophy J. N. Mohanty

pp.39-61
The role of interpretation in phenomenological reflection Graeme Nicholson

pp.62-80
Phenomenology: description or interpretation

concluding considerations

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

pp.81-84
Afterthoughts Hugh J. Silverman

pp.85-92

Publication details

Publisher: Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center

Place: Pittsburgh

Year: 1987

Pages: 109, v

Series: Annual symposia of the Simon Silverman phenomenology center

Series volume: 1

Full citation:

Mohanty Jithendra Nath, Sallis John (1987) Phenomenology, descriptive or hermeneutic?. Pittsburgh, Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center.