Merold Westphal (PhD, Yale University) is distinguished professor of philosophy at Fordham University in Bronx, New York, where he has taught for more than twenty years. His many publications include Postmodern Philosophy and Christian Thought and Overcoming Onto-Theology.

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• 1. Hermeneutics 101: No Interpretation Needed?2. Hermeneutics 102: A Little Historical Background3. Against Romantic Hermeneutics: Away from Psychologism4. Objectivism and Authorial Privilege5. Revoking Authorial Privilege6. Rehabilitating Tradition7. On Not Clinging to the Prejudice against Prejudice8. Art as the Site of Truth beyond Method9. Performance, Application, Conversation10. Conversation and the Liberal-Communitarian Debate11. The Church as Conversation12. Transcendence, Revelation, and CommunityIndex

Merold Westphal (PhD, Yale University) is distinguished professor of philosophy at Fordham University in Bronx, New York, where he has taught for more than twenty years. His many publications include Postmodern Philosophy and Christian Thought and Overcoming Onto-Theology.

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• 1. Hermeneutics 101: No Interpretation Needed?2. Hermeneutics 102: A Little Historical Background3. Against Romantic Hermeneutics: Away from Psychologism4. Objectivism and Authorial Privilege5. Revoking Authorial Privilege6. Rehabilitating Tradition7. On Not Clinging to the Prejudice against Prejudice8. Art as the Site of Truth beyond Method9. Performance, Application, Conversation10. Conversation and the Liberal-Communitarian Debate11. The Church as Conversation12. Transcendence, Revelation, and CommunityIndex

Merold Westphal (PhD, Yale University) is distinguished professor of philosophy at Fordham University in Bronx, New York, where he has taught for more than twenty years. His many publications include Postmodern Philosophy and Christian Thought and Overcoming Onto-Theology.

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• 1. Hermeneutics 101: No Interpretation Needed?2. Hermeneutics 102: A Little Historical Background3. Against Romantic Hermeneutics: Away from Psychologism4. Objectivism and Authorial Privilege5. Revoking Authorial Privilege6. Rehabilitating Tradition7. On Not Clinging to the Prejudice against Prejudice8. Art as the Site of Truth beyond Method9. Performance, Application, Conversation10. Conversation and the Liberal-Communitarian Debate11. The Church as Conversation12. Transcendence, Revelation, and CommunityIndex