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Phillips Elected Ud Board Chairman
Phillips Elected Ud Board Chairman
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News release announces Jesse Philips was elected chair of the University of Dayton Board of Trustees at its meeting on campus.
Father Charles L. Collins 1905-1984
Father Charles L. Collins 1905-1984
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News release announces Father Charles L. Collins, S.M., died at 78 years old.
Ud Honors Faculty Members, Others At President's Recognition Dinner
Ud Honors Faculty Members, Others At President's Recognition Dinner
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News release announces that the University of Dayton honored distinguished faculty members and recognized university retirees and jubilarians at the annual president's recognition dinner.
University Of Dayton To Award 158 Juris Doctor Degrees
University Of Dayton To Award 158 Juris Doctor Degrees
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News release announces that the University of Dayton will award the degree of Juris Doctor to 114 men and 44 women at the School of Law commencement exercises.
Miami Valley Horn Club To Hold First Public Concert
Miami Valley Horn Club To Hold First Public Concert
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News release announces that the Miami Valley Horn Club will hold its first public concert at the Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Peirce And Derrida On First And Last Things, Gary Shapiro
Peirce And Derrida On First And Last Things, Gary Shapiro
University of Dayton Review
The movement of philosophical ideas across national and linguistic borders, especially in these days of international conferences, is notoriously slower than the physical movements of philosophers themselves. When rumblings of new names or new ideas come from afar, there is a rather predictable but unphilosophical tendency to claim that the putative new thoughts are either old hat, trivial or absurd; this trichotomy is not much of an improvement on the older positivistic dichotomy of tautologically trivial or merely empirical. Jacques Derrida is a philosopher of some eminence in France who has generally been subjected to such treatment by English-speaking philosophers, …
The Tandem Arts Of Speaking And Understanding: Influences Of Philosophical Hermeneutics On Research In Speech Communication, William L. Nothstine
The Tandem Arts Of Speaking And Understanding: Influences Of Philosophical Hermeneutics On Research In Speech Communication, William L. Nothstine
University of Dayton Review
"There would be no speaker and no art of speaking," writes Gadamer, "if understanding and consent were not in question, were not underlying elements; there would be no hermeneutical task if there were no mutual understanding that has been disturbed and that those involved in a conversation must search for and find again together." It is this interpenetration of the two arts — speaking and interpretation — which I will address in this paper. My aim is to point to areas in which hermeneutic phenomenology, as conceptualized by Heidegger in Being and Time, and developed as a basis for philosophical …
Cover And Table Of Contents, University Of Dayton
Cover And Table Of Contents, University Of Dayton
University of Dayton Review
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Toward An Openly Hermeneutical Paleontology, Maxine Sheets-Johnstone
Toward An Openly Hermeneutical Paleontology, Maxine Sheets-Johnstone
University of Dayton Review
Fossil bones are part of the landscape. Digging exposes them but does not elucidate them. Radiometric and other dating techniques uncover their place in time and allow a particular imagined structure to take shape — perhaps an early form of australopithecine is imaginatively reconstructed — but the classification of an imagined structure is not the end of an explanation or understanding of the fossil bones. Paleontology is a science; it is also, however, a history. Transposing the past into the present, the paleontologist wants to say of his fossil reconstructions what Hamlet said of Yorick: "I know him well." Thus …
Hermeneutics And Semiotics, Thomas M. Olshewsky
Hermeneutics And Semiotics, Thomas M. Olshewsky
University of Dayton Review
Richard Rorty, in his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, finds the culmination of "Philosophy Without Mirrors" to be in a shift from an epistemological to a hermeneutical orientation for philosophical endeavours. On this matter he cites Hans Gadamer. I want here to suggest an understanding of hermeneutics that utilizes the semiotics of C.S. Peirce to at once incorporate Gadamer's most salient points while precluding Rorty's use of them. In this I hope to show how both Peirce and Gadamer can maintain their anti-Cartesian stance without falling into the easy relativism of Rorty's position. This, in the end, gives a …
Hermeneutics As The Recovery Of Man, John D. Caputo
Hermeneutics As The Recovery Of Man, John D. Caputo
University of Dayton Review
The point of the present essay will be to thematize the project of recovery, to probe and unfold it, and to defend its role in an adequately conceived hermeneutics. I will argue as follows. There are two philosophies of recovery or retrieval which feed into the hermeneutic strategy of Being and Time — the Kierkegaardian notion of existential "repetition" and the phenomenological return to beginnings in Husserl. In Being and Time, Heidegger demonstrates that these two versions of retrieval are of a piece, that they represent as it were twin circles. I will show that the one circle existential repetition …
Toward A Hermeneutical Approach To Education, Robert Hollinger
Toward A Hermeneutical Approach To Education, Robert Hollinger
University of Dayton Review
In his remarkable essay "The Problem of Historical Consciousness," Gadamer attempts (inter alia) to recover Aristotle's idea of practical philosophy, and connect it up with his own hermeneutical project. Others, notably Charles Taylor, David Hoy and Habermas have similar aspirations. Hampshire and Perleman also take up ideas in Aristotle's ethical and rhetorical work as part of the same general current of thought, which has recently included the development of a basically Aristotelian notion of human action and understanding, as well as new and exciting research on the Nichomachean Ethics.
Between Truth And Method: Gadamer And The Problem Of Justification In Interpretative Practices, Stephen Watson
Between Truth And Method: Gadamer And The Problem Of Justification In Interpretative Practices, Stephen Watson
University of Dayton Review
Within the hermeneutic tradition, and what remains left now as its trace, there has always been what may now be called a certain classical dissonance — classical, because it is a certain delay of an epistemological research program whose grids shaped the rise of modern thought. And yet, the practice of heremeneutics, of textual interpretation, has always left those grids perpetually undone.
Vytis, Volume 70, Issue 5 (May 1984), Knights Of Lithuania
Vytis, Volume 70, Issue 5 (May 1984), Knights Of Lithuania
Vytis: The Newsletter of the Knights of Lithuania
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Introduction, Patricia Altenbernd Johnson
Introduction, Patricia Altenbernd Johnson
University of Dayton Review
This issue of the University of Dayton Review presents papers in the area of philosophical hermeneutics. This was the theme of the Eleventh Annual Philosophy Colloquium of the Department of Philosophy of the University of Dayton, held in March 1982. All of the papers included in this issue were presented at the colloquium.
The Habermas-Gadamer Debate In Hegelian Perspective, David J. Depew
The Habermas-Gadamer Debate In Hegelian Perspective, David J. Depew
University of Dayton Review
In this paper I will comment on the now concluded debate between Hans-Georg Gadamer and Jürgen Habermas. In that debate, conducted in various forums over the better part of a decade, Habermas accused Gadamer of universalizing a hermeneutic theory which tends to uncritically sustain existing cultural norms. Gadamer, for his part, thought that Habermas' project of "critical theory" yields only an abstract and illusory liberation from untranscendable conditions of cultural understanding. I shall not review point and counterpoint in this exchange. but will, for the most part, take much higher ground. Both Gadamer and Habermas are conscious of formulating their …
Beyond Hermeneutics? Some Remarks On The Meaning And Scope Of Hermeneutics, Richard E. Palmer
Beyond Hermeneutics? Some Remarks On The Meaning And Scope Of Hermeneutics, Richard E. Palmer
University of Dayton Review
Hermeneutics would seem to be enjoying an unprecedented vogue in America today. A colleague of mine opined somewhat cynically at the hermeneutics symposium earlier this year in Lawrence, Kansas, that hermeneutics owed this popularity in part to the fact that it was a term vague enough to serve as a rallying point in the common battle against scientific reductionism, literary formalism, and positivist modes in sociology — or whatever else one might be against. This was borne out by Richard de George's remark introducing the final panel at the meeting, that hermeneutics seemed to be many things to many people …
Gadamer On Hegel: ‘Taking Finitude Seriously’ And ‘The Unbreakable Circle Of Reflection’, William Maker
Gadamer On Hegel: ‘Taking Finitude Seriously’ And ‘The Unbreakable Circle Of Reflection’, William Maker
University of Dayton Review
Three of the major schools of contemporary continental thought — critical theory, poststructuralism and philosophical hermeneutics — are alike, despite the manifold differences which distinguish them, in criticizing and rejecting the traditional aim of modern philosophy: Our Cartesian legacy as defined by the ideal of an autonomous, fully transparent, self-legitimating standpoint of reason as a standpoint attainable by the reflective ego, consciousness or thinking self. To a degree, this common point also marks the importance, for them, of Hegel. All can be said to be involved in a love/hate relationship with him. Both the negative and positive impact of Hegel …
Dayton Bach Society To Sing At Victory Theatre
Dayton Bach Society To Sing At Victory Theatre
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News release announces that the Dayton Bach Society will present its final concert of the 1983-84 season.
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 47 (April 17, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 47 (April 17, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News
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Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 46 (April 13, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 46 (April 13, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News
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Ud Management Professor Awarded Fulbright Grant
Ud Management Professor Awarded Fulbright Grant
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News release announces Harish C. Tewari, Ph.D., an associate professor of management and director of UD's Small Business Development Center, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to lecture in international management in Malta.
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 45 (April 10, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 45 (April 10, 1984), University Of Dayton
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Ud To Hold Small Business Seminar
Ud To Hold Small Business Seminar
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News release announces "Small Business in the 80's: Planning for Success," the ninth annual small business seminar sponsored by UD School of Business Administration, Sinclair Community College, the Small Business Administration, Dayton-area banks and financial institutions, and the Independent Business Council of the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce.
Ud To Honor Educator, Graduates At Spring Commencement Exercises
Ud To Honor Educator, Graduates At Spring Commencement Exercises
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News release announces the University of Dayton will hold its spring commencement exercises Sunday, April 29, 1984, in the UD Arena.
Ud School Of Business Administration Inducts First Members Into Honor Society
Ud School Of Business Administration Inducts First Members Into Honor Society
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News release announces that the University of Dayton School of Business Administration will induct its first members into Beta Gamma Sigma, a national business education honor society.
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 44 (April 6, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News, Vol. 30, No. 44 (April 6, 1984), University Of Dayton
Flyer News
Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton
Ud Music Division To Give "President's Concert"
Ud Music Division To Give "President's Concert"
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News release announces the University of Dayton Music Division will present its annual "President's Concert," the UD Concert Band and Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Richard Chenoweth, and the Wind Ensemble, conducted by Gary Ciepluch.
Ud Professor Appointed To National Advisory Committee
Ud Professor Appointed To National Advisory Committee
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News release announces that the National Research Council, the principal operating arm of the National Academies of Science and Engineering, has appointed Karl Strnat, a University of Dayton professor of electrical engineering, to serve on the National Materials Advisory Board Committee on New Magnetic Materials.