Guest Editorial. Locus and Soul: Uncoiling Hermeneutics from Phenomenology

Authors

  • Dr. David W Jardine University of Calgary

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11575/jah.v2022i2022.75826

Abstract

Often the terms hermeneutics and phenomenology become conflated and, although they have a relationship, there are distinctions. In this work, the author offers some of these departures and joinings.

Author Biography

Dr. David W Jardine, University of Calgary

Dr. David W. Jardine is a retired University of Calgary Professor who spent years thinking, reading, teaching and writing about hermeneutics. He continues to think, write, and publish his work.

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Published

2022-08-09

Issue

2022: 2022

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Editorials

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