Jeffrey F. Keuss, University of Glasgow, UK Jeffrey F. Keuss, Pamela Sue Anderson, John K. Riches, Patrick McCauley, David E. Klemm, Jacques Sys.

’Presents a very important statement about hermeneutics. There are major international figures writing here as well as some very bright younger scholars’ David Jasper, University of Glasgow, UK ’A fine collection on a very interesting subject. This kind of re-appraisal of the position of Kant in hermeneutics is central to much that is going on nowadays. There is a lot here for the biblical and theological community.’ Craig Bartholomew, Cheltenham and Gloucester College, UK

• Contents: Introduction: The sacred and the profane in hermenuetics after Kant, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Ethics within the limits of post-RicÅ“urian Kantian hermeneutics: autonomy and vulnerability, Pamela Sue Anderson; Kant and radical evil: eine Rettung des Teufels?, John K. Riches; On the relation of Kant's aesthetics to his practical work, Patrick McCauley; The hermeneutics of Hamann: 'Condescensio' and 'Irony', Denis Thouard; David Friedrich Strauss and Mythi in Das Leben Jesu, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Schleiermacher's hermeneutic: the sacred and the profane, David E. Klemm; Depth hermeneutic and the literary work of art: religious tradition, hermeneutic theory, and nihilism, David E. Klemm; Myth and Kerygma: Northrop Frye's Critique of Bultmann, Tibor Fabiny; RicÅ“ur: thinking biblically or 'penser la Bible'?. Jacques Sys; Ethics, hermeneutics and politics: a critical standpoint on memory, Pamela Sue Anderson; Index.

Jeffrey F. Keuss, University of Glasgow, UK Jeffrey F. Keuss, Pamela Sue Anderson, John K. Riches, Patrick McCauley, David E. Klemm, Jacques Sys.

’Presents a very important statement about hermeneutics. There are major international figures writing here as well as some very bright younger scholars’ David Jasper, University of Glasgow, UK ’A fine collection on a very interesting subject. This kind of re-appraisal of the position of Kant in hermeneutics is central to much that is going on nowadays. There is a lot here for the biblical and theological community.’ Craig Bartholomew, Cheltenham and Gloucester College, UK

• Contents: Introduction: The sacred and the profane in hermenuetics after Kant, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Ethics within the limits of post-RicÅ“urian Kantian hermeneutics: autonomy and vulnerability, Pamela Sue Anderson; Kant and radical evil: eine Rettung des Teufels?, John K. Riches; On the relation of Kant's aesthetics to his practical work, Patrick McCauley; The hermeneutics of Hamann: 'Condescensio' and 'Irony', Denis Thouard; David Friedrich Strauss and Mythi in Das Leben Jesu, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Schleiermacher's hermeneutic: the sacred and the profane, David E. Klemm; Depth hermeneutic and the literary work of art: religious tradition, hermeneutic theory, and nihilism, David E. Klemm; Myth and Kerygma: Northrop Frye's Critique of Bultmann, Tibor Fabiny; RicÅ“ur: thinking biblically or 'penser la Bible'?. Jacques Sys; Ethics, hermeneutics and politics: a critical standpoint on memory, Pamela Sue Anderson; Index.

Jeffrey F. Keuss, University of Glasgow, UK Jeffrey F. Keuss, Pamela Sue Anderson, John K. Riches, Patrick McCauley, David E. Klemm, Jacques Sys.

’Presents a very important statement about hermeneutics. There are major international figures writing here as well as some very bright younger scholars’ David Jasper, University of Glasgow, UK ’A fine collection on a very interesting subject. This kind of re-appraisal of the position of Kant in hermeneutics is central to much that is going on nowadays. There is a lot here for the biblical and theological community.’ Craig Bartholomew, Cheltenham and Gloucester College, UK

• Contents: Introduction: The sacred and the profane in hermenuetics after Kant, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Ethics within the limits of post-RicÅ“urian Kantian hermeneutics: autonomy and vulnerability, Pamela Sue Anderson; Kant and radical evil: eine Rettung des Teufels?, John K. Riches; On the relation of Kant's aesthetics to his practical work, Patrick McCauley; The hermeneutics of Hamann: 'Condescensio' and 'Irony', Denis Thouard; David Friedrich Strauss and Mythi in Das Leben Jesu, Jeffrey F. Keuss; Schleiermacher's hermeneutic: the sacred and the profane, David E. Klemm; Depth hermeneutic and the literary work of art: religious tradition, hermeneutic theory, and nihilism, David E. Klemm; Myth and Kerygma: Northrop Frye's Critique of Bultmann, Tibor Fabiny; RicÅ“ur: thinking biblically or 'penser la Bible'?. Jacques Sys; Ethics, hermeneutics and politics: a critical standpoint on memory, Pamela Sue Anderson; Index.