The interpretation of texts, people and other artifacts

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 50:177-194 (1990)
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Abstract

I want to explore four different exercises of interpretation: (1) the interpretation of texts (or hermeneutics), (2) the interpretation of people (otherwise known as "attribution" psychology, or cognitive or intentional psychology), (3) the interpretation of other artifacts (which I shall call artifact hermeneutics), (4) the interpretation of organism design in evolutionary biology--the controversial interpretive activity known as adaptationism

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Daniel C. Dennett
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