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To allow for the hermeneutic circle to be effective, re-read the text a few times or at least read the parts that are most interesting to you.
Keep on considering the context as you re-read, particularly if the first reading gave you a better understanding of it.
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We often forget that our interpretation of a text is influenced by our preexisting beliefs, knowledge and expectations.
Hermeneutics theory describes the method and interpretation of a text. The hermeneutic circle encourages us to read in the context of a cultural, histori...
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Allow your initial understanding to change. If your first interpretation improved, it's a good sign of critical reading.
The hermeneutic circle will continue to refine your interpretation.
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Interpreting a text doesn't happen out of context. The concept of the hermeneutic circle is to understand the whole by seeing how the parts interact with each other, and how they interact with the whole.
When we first read a text, we gain an initial understanding. As w...
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When practising critical reading, it is crucial to be aware of the context of the text.
Before reading a text, ask :
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Interpreting a text doesn't happen out of context. The concept of the hermeneutic circle is to understand the whole by seeing how the parts interact with each other, and how they interact with the whole.
When we first read a text, we gain an initial understanding. As w...
Allow your initial understanding to change. If your first interpretation improved, it's a good sign of critical reading.
The hermeneutic circle will continue to refine your interpretation.
Skipping a whole page, reading in 5-minute spurts or skimming to find the most interesting parts and then go deep and slow on those.
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