Schrift als Grund und Grenze von Interpretation
The article discusses the concept of external clarity (part 1), the often underestimated affinity of theological to jurisprudential hermeneutics (part 2) and the aesthetical idea of a reader-oriented constitution of meaning (part 3). Whereas Luthers principle of clarity challenged the historical app...
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Year: 2008, Volume: 105, Issue: 2, Pages: 146-169 |
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