Sentence examples for theories of interpretation from inspiring English sources
Being a working music critic means listening to interminable hothouse theories of interpretation from colleagues at intermissions.
But such an approach also leads to the government pushing the envelope, resulting, as in Newman, in the courts being concerned about criminal indictments based on novel theories of interpretation of what Rule 10b-5 covers that may violate fairness and due process notions.
Some of Schleiermacher's most important philosophical work concerns the theories of interpretation ("hermeneutics") and translation.
Therefore feminist aesthetics contains a component where theories of interpretation are directed to particular works of culture.
The entry on Interpretation and Coherence in Legal Reasoning addresses theories of interpretation [see also the entries On The Nature of Law and Naturalism in Legal Philosophy].
In addition to making a fundamental contribution to the philosophy of language, these three theses also underpin Herder's theories of interpretation and translation (as we are about to see).
An originalist might claim that her view follows necessarily from a more general theory of interpretation: to interpret is necessarily to retrieve something that existed at the time of authorship an original object.
The analysis was performed according to hermeneutic interpretive principles out of Ricoeur's theory of interpretation in three inter-related steps: naïve reading, structural analysis and interpreted whole [ 33- 35].
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.
IPA is regarded as an interpretative method informed by hermeneutics, the theory of interpretation [ 23].
The data from the present study were analysed using a phenomenological hermeneutical method for interpreting interview texts inspired by the theory of interpretation presented by Ricoeur as cited in Lindseth & Norberg [ 4] and Pedersen [ 23].
