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Meaning and Hermeneutics

Keith E. BuhlerMeaning and Hermeneutics

Four Theoretical Problems with Writing

I spent the last two months reading and thinking about the Phaedrus. What a fascinating little book of Plato's. I'd like to present four theoretical problems

Matthew Lee AndersonMeaning and HermeneuticsLiterature

Deja Vu: Repeating the Midsummer Night's Dreaming

Here's the final version of the paper I sent in for my grad school application. I made a few subtle, yet important changes in my wording in order

Matthew Lee AndersonMeaning and HermeneuticsLiterature

Midsummer Night's Dreaming: An Analysis

So, the following paper has consumed my attention the last week. My grad school application is now due in 72 hours, and I am finally "finished" with my

Matthew Lee AndersonHermeneuticsMeaning and HermeneuticsTheology and Practice

Meaning and Intention

My brother's recent puzzle spawned this response and subsequent discussion. The discussion continued that weekend for me--I spent a three hour car ride working through the issues

Matthew Lee AndersonHermeneuticsMeaning and HermeneuticsScienceTheology and Practice

We are the Meaning Makers

If I were Jason Kuznicki, I'd be irritated. Here's Jim's explanation of his "puzzle": It's all about trying to find

Andrew SelbyMeaning and HermeneuticsLiteratureEpistemology

Literary Criticism and Epistemology

For some time I have been bothered by the phenomenon of 20th C. literary criticism of all varieties: Marxist, feminist, post-colonial and the other smatterings. It just rubs me