This is a collection of freshly invited papers by a number of
well-known philosophers and theorists attracted to the puzzles of
interpretation in the sciences, history, literature, and the arts.
Interpretation is usually viewed as a specialized discipline in one
or another domain-sacred texts, law and political constitutions,
poetry and painting and music. But notably since the French
Revolution and the rise of post-Kantian philosophy, culminating in
Hegel, interpretation has come into its own as a distinctive
problematic bearing on the theory of reality and the conditions for
the objective characterization of different parts of the world. It
is now noticeably difficult to separate the specialized
interpretive work of one or another discipline from larger
reflections on interpretation's role in our account of knowledge
and reality themselves. The papers here collected have isolated and
pursued the most salient puzzles of what now forms the theory of
interpretation.
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