The word "interpretative" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that is used to describe something as offering an interpretation or explanation of something, usually related to the theory or practice of interpretation. For example: "The interpretative framework used in this study provided a unique perspective on the topic."
In this sense, all understanding is, according to Gadamer, interpretative, and, insofar as all interpretation involves the exchange between the familiar and the alien, so all interpretation is also translative.
In the 1980s Dworkin radicalized his views about these issues, striving to ground his anti-positivist legal theory on a general theory of interpretation, and emphasizing law's profound interpretative nature.
The first interpretation we will consider answers "Yes" to the first interpretative question posed above: mass and energy are the same property of physical systems.
Most physicists bypass these philosophical resolutions of the interpretative difficulties of QM, and revert instead to some version of the Bohr interpretation or the early Heisenberg's positivistic, anti-metaphysical approach.
Listening to both reveals just how wide the range of interpretative options was even in the same city within just a few years of each other over a century ago - almost as big a gulf between, say, Daniel Barenboim and John Eliot Gardiner today.
In terms of impact, I'd have made more of an impression standing on an upturned bucket beside a motorway, performing interpretative dance to passing truck drivers.
The results of what Mr Gatti gave and demanded were palpable in the orchestra's extraordinary Mahler cycle two years ago in which bold interpretative extremes produced thrilling performances.That sort of daring, and the confidence to communicate it to both ensemble and audience, can be the special gift of a young conductor, and the current musical scene could use such bracing rejuvenation.
Is it his art that draws us to him, the fact that his shadows and contrasts present unparalleled interpretative possibilities?
Dorothee Hartinger as Gretchen is a little too sparkly and charming for the plain girl she is supposed to play.Playing it straightThe harsher critics—and there have been plenty of them—have taken Mr Stein to task for failing to present a production with more decisive interpretative lines.
An unabashed liberal in both the philosophical and American political senses of the word his behaviour on the bench would be that of an extreme activist who would seek to turn the Supreme Court into little more than a third legislative chamber.In practice, most judges are pragmatists who try to pursue an interpretative philosophy somewhere between the two extremes of Justice Scalia and Mr Dworkin.
But the limits of judicial review remain as problematic as they were when they were debated two centuries ago.In fact, as Stephen Griffin lucidly argues, the court has never managed to follow a consistent interpretative approach for long.
