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Author:   Walter J. Ong ,  Thomas D. Zlatic ,  Sara van den Berg ,  Thomas D. Zlatic
Publisher:   Cornell University Press
Imprint:   Cornell University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.454kg
ISBN:  

9781501712043

ISBN 10:   1501712047
Pages:   238
Publication Date:   15 January 2018
Recommended Age:   From 18 years
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

"Preface Introduction, by Sara van den Berg Part I: by Walter J. Ong Prologue 1. Orality, Writing, Presence 2. Hermeneutics, Textual and Other 3. Affiliations of Hermeneutics with Texts 4. The Interpersonalism of Hermeneutics, Oral and Other 5. Hermeneutics, Print, and ""Facts"" 6. Hermeneutics and the Unsaid 7. Meaning, Hermeneutic, and Interpersonal Trust 8. Hermeneutic and Communication in Oral Cultures 9. Logos and Digitization 10. Hermeneutics in Children’s Learning to Speak 11. Language, Technology, and the Human Epilogue: The Mythology of Logos Illustrations References Part II Language as Hermeneutic, by Thomas D. Zlatic Language as Hermeneutic, by Thomas D. Zlatic Part III Time, Digitization, and Dalí’s Memory, by Walter J. Ong Picturing Ong’s Oral Hermeneutic, by Thomas D. Zlatic Notes Select Bibliography Index"

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Language as Hermeneutic is fresh and startlingly relevant. This short book could have an important impact on issues of cognition, interpretation, and the reception of literary and philosophical texts in an era of technological and media transformation. --William J. Kennedy, author of Petrarchism at Work Language as Hermeneutic is fresh and startlingly relevant. This short book could have an important impact on issues of cognition, interpretation, and the reception of literary and philosophical texts in an era of technological and media transformation. --William J. Kennedy, author of Petrarchism at Work

Language as Hermeneutic is fresh and startlingly relevant. This short book could have an important impact on issues of cognition, interpretation, and the reception of literary and philosophical texts in an era of technological and media transformation. --William J. Kennedy, author of Petrarchism at Work

Language as Hermeneutic is fresh and startlingly relevant. This short book could have an important impact on issues of cognition, interpretation, and the reception of literary and philosophical texts in an era of technological and media transformation. -- William J. Kennedy, author of <I>Petrarchism at Work</I>

Author Information

Walter J. Ong (1912-2003) taught at Saint Louis University for thirty years. His many books include Orality and Literacy, Rhetoric, Romance, and Technology; Interfaces of the Word; and Fighting for Life, the latter three from Cornell. Thomas D. Zlatic is Professor of Literature at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. Sara ven den Berg is Professor of English and was Director of the Ong Center for Language, Culture, and Media Studies, Saint Louis University.

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