Course

Philosophy of Language and Hermeneutics

Description

It has been pointed out repeatedly that analytic philosophy, especially philosophy of language, and continental philosophy, especially hermeneutics, are incompatible or at least, pass each other like « two ships in the night ». This seminar will examine critically this supposed incompatibility, by confronting discordant voices, e.g. Carnap-Heidegger, Wittgenstein-Ricoeur, McDowell-Gadamer, in order to highlight points of concordance or a space for dialogue.

Credits

3

Language

both

Faculty

Philosophy

Professor

Jean-François Méthot

Course code

DPHI/DPHY 5654-6654

Room number

TBD

Academic year

2022-2023

Semester

Fall

Level

Academics

Time

Monday, 1:30 pm - 4:20 pm