How Critical Hermeneutics and Descriptive Sociology Disavow Traditional Humanist Categories

Study of humanistic interpretation in literary research - practice of closely reading - but from a distance it provides a space for the relationship between literary research and other fields. This approach provides the possibility of interdisciplinary communication. Observing in today's framework of social constructivism theory or simple posterior theory, the current article is closed but not deep.

The field of interpretation has emerged by a new humanistic education of the 15th century as a historical and critical way to analyze text. In the early modern interpretive victory, Italian humanist Lorenzo Valla proved Constantine's donation was forged in 1440. This is done through essential evidence of the text itself. Therefore, interpretive science has expanded from the medieval role explaining the true meaning of the Bible. But the Bible's interpretation is not dead. For example, the Protestant reform caused a new interest in the interpretation of the Bible, which shifted from the tradition of interpretation developed in the Middle Ages to the text itself. Martin Luther and John Calvin emphasized the interpretation of the scripture (self-explanation by text). Calvin uses brevitas et promoter as an aspect of theological theory

Mauricio Beuchot has created terminology and discipline of analogical interpretation, an interpretation based interpretation and interpretation that takes into account multiple aspects of meaning. He derived categories from analytical philosophy, continental philosophy, and thought history. New Interpretation is the theory and method to understand Biblical text through existentialism. The essence of the new interpretive not only emphasizes the existence of the language, but also emphasizes the fact that the language is confirmed in the history of personal lives. This is called a language event. Ernst Fuchs, Gerhard Ebeling, and James M. Robinson are scholars who represent new interpretations.

More generally, interpretation is the theory and practice of interpretation research and interpretation. Traditional interpretation comes from religious studies and linguistics such as interpretation of the Bible, which refers to the interpretation of text written in the field of literature, religion, law (Bible etc.) in particular. Heidegger of the 20th century thought that a more direct and not intermediate way to understand social reality is to experience it rather than to observe it and to propose philosophical interpretation rather than to propose it It was. Heidegger believes that the text is a means for not only the reader to read the author's experience but also to trust the author's experience. Semiotics (research on symbols written such as symbols, metaphor, analogy, satire)

Social science research: principle, method and practice Anol Bhattacherjee University of South Florida, abhatt @ usf.edu