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Hans-Georg Gadamer on Education, Poetry, and History: Applied Hermeneutics (SUNY Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy) »

Authors: Dieter Misgeld (Editor), Graeme Nicholson (Editor), Lawrence Schmidt (Translator), Monica Reuss
ISBN-13: 9780791409190, ISBN-10: 0791409198
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Date Published: April 1992
Edition: (Non-applicable)

	Editors' Introduction
	Translators' Approach
Pt. 1	The Philosopher in the University
1	Interview: The German University and German Politics. The Case of Heidegger	3
2	On the Primordiality of Science: A Rectoral Address	15
3	The University of Leipzig, 1409-1959: A Former Rector Commemorates the 550th Anniversary of its Founding	23
4	The University of Heidelberg and the Birth of Modern Science	37
5	The Idea of the University--Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow	47
Pt. 2	Hermeneutics, Poetry, and Modern Culture
6	Interview: Writing and the Living Voice	63
7	Are the Poets Falling Silent?	73
8	The Verse and the Whole	83
9	Holderlin and George	93
10	Under the Shadow of Nihilism	111
11	Interview: Historicism and Romanticism	125
Pt. 3	Europe and the Humanities
12	Interview: The 1920s, the 1930s, and the Present: National Socialism, German History, and German Culture	135
13	The Philosophy and the Religion of Judaism	155
14	Notes on Planning for the Future	165
15	The Limitations of the Expert	181
16	The Future of the European Humanities	193
17	Citizens of Two Worlds	209
18	The Diversity of Europe: Inheritance and Future	221
	Sources	237