Dante's interpretive journey
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Dante's interpretive journey
（Religion and postmodernism）
University of Chicago Press, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 239-242) and index
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ISBN 9780226259970
内容説明
Critically engaging the thought of Heidegger, Gadamer and others, William Franke contributes both to the criticism of Dante's Divine Comedy and to the theory of interpretation. Reading the poem through using hermeneutical theory, Franke focuses particularly on Dante's address to the reader as the site of a disclosure of truth. The event of the poem for its reader becomes potentially an experience of truth both human and divine. Franke argues that the poem's historicity forms the ground for its mediation of a religious revelation. Dante's dramatization, on an epic scale, of the act of interpretation itself participates in the self-manifestation of the "Word" in poetic form.
目次
Preface Introduction: Truth and interpretation in the Divine Comedy 1: Historicity of Truth 2: Truth through Interpretation and the Hermeneutic of Faith 3: Interpretive Ontology: Dante and Heidegger Ch. 1: The Address to the Reader 1: The Ontological Import of the Address to the Reader 2: Reader's Address as Scene of the Production of Sense 3: Truth, Sendings, Being-Addressed: Deconstruction versus Hermeneutics or Dialogue with Derrida? 4: A Philological Debate: Auerbach and Spitzer 5: Petrarch, Boccaccio, and the Fiction of Philology Ch. 2: Dante's Hermeneutic Rite of Passage: Inferno IX 1: Blockage 2: Passage 3: Ambiguities 4: Appendix: Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and the Meaning of a Modern Understanding of Dante Ch. 3: The Temporality of Conversion 1: Interpretation as Ontological Repetition and Dante's Fatedness 2: Ecstatic and Repetitive Temporality 3: Phenomenology of Fear/Anxiety in Inferno I 4: Dantesque Allegory and the Act of Understanding Ch. 4: The Making of History 1: Relocating Truth: From Historical Sense to Reader's Historicity 2: Reality and Realism in Purgatorio X 3: Some History (and a Reopening) of the Question of the Truth of the Commedia Ch. 5: Resurrected Tradition and Revealed Truth 1: Dante's Statius 2: Hermeneutics, Historicity, and Suprahistorical Truth Recapitulatory Prospectus: A New Hermeneutic Horizon for Religious Revelation in Poetic Literature? Core Bibliography of Recurrently Cited Sources Index
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pbk. : alk. paper ISBN 9780226259987
内容説明
Critically engaging the thought of Heidegger, Gadamer and others, this work contributes both to the criticism of Dante's "Divine Comedy" and to the theory of interpretation. Reading the poem using hermeneutical theory, Franke focuses particularly on Dante's address to the reader as the site of a disclosure of truth. The event of the poem for its reader becomes potentially an experience of truth both human and divine. Franke argues that the poem's historicity forms the ground for its mediation of a religious revelation. Dante's dramatization, on an epic scale, of the act of interpretation itself participates in the self-manifestation of the "Word" in poetic form.
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