Hermeneutics and Medieval CulturePatrick J. Gallacher, Helen Damico State University of New York Press, 26 cze 1989 - 287 This study explores the art of interpretation in works of history, art, music, and literature from the medieval period. The authors demonstrate that the search for meaning was a primary concern of medieval authors and that the history of medieval thought from Augustine to Aquinas and Ockham illustrates the dialectic of question and answer that is the foundation of hermeneutics. This study is the first to offer a diversity of hermeneutic approaches and themes in the context of medieval works. The study's interdisciplinary approach to the medieval works considered invites analysis from scholars and critics in all areas of medieval studies. The breadth of scope in addressing the art of interpretation in the various disciplines also provides a valuable general introduction to medieval culture. |
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... poets enforced a continuous reinterpretation of their literary tradition . Even before the High Middle Ages , society as a whole was remarkably oriented to certain privileged texts , for which interpretation , sometimes on a fairly ...
... poets enforced a continuous reinterpretation of their literary tradition . Even before the High Middle Ages , society as a whole was remarkably oriented to certain privileged texts , for which interpretation , sometimes on a fairly ...
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... poet constructed his poetry , and why as a fourteenth - century poet he did so . From our own point of view , Chaucer himself practiced hermeneutics , but not just in an unreflective sense . The Chaucerian narrator is aware not only of ...
... poet constructed his poetry , and why as a fourteenth - century poet he did so . From our own point of view , Chaucer himself practiced hermeneutics , but not just in an unreflective sense . The Chaucerian narrator is aware not only of ...
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... poets . Dom Jean Leclercq provides an example of two roughly contemporary and significant interpretations of a central medieval institution , knighthood , and addresses the relative com- patibility of Christianity and war , an issue ...
... poets . Dom Jean Leclercq provides an example of two roughly contemporary and significant interpretations of a central medieval institution , knighthood , and addresses the relative com- patibility of Christianity and war , an issue ...
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... poet's style . Pro- fessor Riedinger discovers new meaning by analyzing the poet's manipulation of traditional oral formulas , a critical action on his part that betrays a literate Christian mind , one that is intent on changing the ...
... poet's style . Pro- fessor Riedinger discovers new meaning by analyzing the poet's manipulation of traditional oral formulas , a critical action on his part that betrays a literate Christian mind , one that is intent on changing the ...
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... Poetics : Structuralism , Linguistics , and the Study of Literature ( Ithaca : Corn- ell University Press , 1975 ) , 11 ff . et passim . Also the same author's On Deconstruc- tion : Theory and Criticism After Structuralism ( Ithaca ...
... Poetics : Structuralism , Linguistics , and the Study of Literature ( Ithaca : Corn- ell University Press , 1975 ) , 11 ff . et passim . Also the same author's On Deconstruc- tion : Theory and Criticism After Structuralism ( Ithaca ...
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Interpreting the Fragment | 27 |
The Logistics of Access | 39 |
Chaucer Juan Ruiz | 51 |
Bias and Interpretation | 61 |
Knighthood and Two Models | 71 |
Tudor Concepts of the Middle Ages | 85 |
FrancoGerman Conflict and the History of French | 97 |
the Verse Inscriptions of Ste Foy | 163 |
Andreas and the Formula in Transition | 183 |
Two Old English Poems in Their | 193 |
Transformations of | 201 |
The Authority of Elde in The Parlement of the Thre Ages | 213 |
Bridging Historical Distance | 223 |
Approaches and Examples in the Study | 237 |
William Mendel Newman | 249 |
Some Uses of Etymology in the Reading of Medieval | 109 |
Some | 121 |
The Grammatical Model of Musical Understanding in | 133 |
On the Interpretation of Modi quos abusive tonos dicimus | 147 |
The Reception | 259 |
Index | 283 |
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