Towards a Hermeneutic Theory of Social Practices advocates this thesis by approaching the interrelational dynamic of social practices in terms of existential analytic. Indeed, this insightful volume outlines a methodology of the double hermeneutics that allows the study of the entanglement of agential plans, beliefs and intentions with
Towards a Hermeneutic Theory of Social Practices advocates this thesis by approaching the interrelational dynamic of social practices in terms of existential analytic. Indeed, this insightful volume outlines a methodology of the double hermeneutics that allows the study of the entanglement of agential plans, beliefs and intentions with
Dimitri Ginev is Professor for Continental Philosophy and Hermeneutic Philosophy of Culture at the University of Sofia, Bulgaria
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Introduction Chapter One: THE IRREDUCIBILITY THESIS 1. Holism without Essentialism 2. Social Practices and the Human Body 3. The "Hand" and the Readiness-to-hand Chapter Two: THE FACTICITY OF PRACTICES 1. Cultural Forms of Life Disclosed and Articulated Within Interrelated Practices 2. Facticity, Ethnomethodology, and Radical Reflexivity Chapter Three: CONSTRUCTING PRACTICE THEORY THROUGH DOUBLE HERMENEUTICS 1. Defending Irreducibility via Double Hermeneutics 2. Empirical Ontologies and the Double Hermeneutics 3. The Frames of Meaning and the Fusion of Horizons 4. The Integral Circle of Interpretation Chapter Four: THE TRANS-SUBJECTIVITY OF SOCIAL PRACTICES 1. Exemplifying Trans-subjectivity 2. Chronotopes of Configured Practices 3. Entangled Agency with Configured Practices 4. The Interplay of Practices and Possibilities Chapter Five: THE DIALOGICAL SELF AS THROWN PROJECTION IN PRACTICES 1. The Dialogical Proliferation of I-positions 2. Narrating the Self and Positioning 3. I-Positions and Existential Possibilities 4. Integrity through Re-positioning Epilogue Index
Introduction Chapter One: THE IRREDUCIBILITY THESIS 1. Holism without Essentialism 2. Social Practices and the Human Body 3. The "Hand" and the Readiness-to-hand Chapter Two: THE FACTICITY OF PRACTICES 1. Cultural Forms of Life Disclosed and Articulated Within Interrelated Practices 2. Facticity, Ethnomethodology, and Radical Reflexivity Chapter Three: CONSTRUCTING PRACTICE THEORY THROUGH DOUBLE HERMENEUTICS 1. Defending Irreducibility via Double Hermeneutics 2. Empirical Ontologies and the Double Hermeneutics 3. The Frames of Meaning and the Fusion of Horizons 4. The Integral Circle of Interpretation Chapter Four: THE TRANS-SUBJECTIVITY OF SOCIAL PRACTICES 1. Exemplifying Trans-subjectivity 2. Chronotopes of Configured Practices 3. Entangled Agency with Configured Practices 4. The Interplay of Practices and Possibilities Chapter Five: THE DIALOGICAL SELF AS THROWN PROJECTION IN PRACTICES 1. The Dialogical Proliferation of I-positions 2. Narrating the Self and Positioning 3. I-Positions and Existential Possibilities 4. Integrity through Re-positioning Epilogue Index
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