"Interpretation and Construction "examines the interpretation of
intentional human behavior, focusing primarily on issues in art,
law, and everyday speech.
The centerpiece of the book is the examination of two
large-scale views about the nature of interpretation: historicism
and constructivism. Historicists claim that interpretations
discover meaning; constructivists claim that interpretations create
meaning. Building on both views, Stecker offers a comprehensive
theory of interpretation. Containing one of the clearest
expositions of the issues and arguments that guide the debate, the
book also offers an original way of resolving it that gives both
historicists and constructivists their due.
Written by one of the leading figures on the theory of
interpretation, this book will be of particular interest to
philosophers of art and legal theorists, and to anyone interested
in the problems posed by the interpretation of human artifacts,
behavior, and speech.
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