Hermeneutics and the sciences

István Fehér

1-12

Perceptual reasoning — hermeneutics and perception

Don Ihde

13-23

Productive objectivity

the hermeneutics of performance in experimental inquiry

Robert P. Crease

25-34

Parallelen zwischen Heideggers und Kuhns Wissenschaftsauffassung

Tibor Schwendtner

35-57

Kuhn, Scheler and the revolutionary genesis of modern science

Gabor Toronyai

59-74

Worum geht es in den Naturwissenschaften?

György M. Vajda

75-84

Interfaciology

Otto E. Rossler

85-92

Friction of bodies, friction of minds

Agnes Heller

93-99

Wissenschaftsgeschichte als hermeneutisches Problem

Karl-Otto Apel

101-115

Accomplishing translation

the notion of evidence in the discipline of the history of science

Gary Hardcastle

117-124

Meaningful mistakes

Olga Kiss

125-133

Incommensurability as a bound of hermeneutics in science

Antonino Drago

135-155

The hermeneutics of life

George Kampis

157-169

Was heisst Biologie verstehen?

Vorüberlegungen zu einer hermeneutischen Biologie

Reinhard Schulz

171-182

The brain as a hermeneutic device

Peter Érdi, Ildikó Aradi

183-198

A hermeneutical ethology?

Susanne Lijmbach

199-205

Heidegger and the question of physics

Enrico Giannetto

207-225

To what extent does formal teleology still make sense?

Michael Stöltzner

227-246

The changing of the role accorded to the lay public in science

247-258

To eliminate human discourse by means of the metaphysical language of things

László Fekete

259-264

Language and the double hermeneutic in natural science

Martin Eger

265-280

Science, hermeneutics, and metaphorical thought

Michael J. Zenzen

281-291

Hermeneutics and natural science

Dagfinn Føllesdal

293-298

The difference between science and hermeneutics

Habermas's theory of the necessarily normative nature of linguistic interpretation

Dieter Freundlieb

299-306

Against the selfish theory

László Ropolyi

307-314

The justification of the application of science

Bart Gremmen

315-323

Value-free worlds and value-imposing minds

representational practices and the constructivist argument

László I. Komlósi

325-343

Expanding hermeneutics

Don Ihde

345-351