Hermeneutics and the Critique of Ideology and the companion essays: understanding and critique as two movements inside one relation, and the self in the relation.

From the map. R: Hermeneutics and the critique of ideology should stop treating each other as exclusive philosophies: interpretation has an internal critical moment, and critique rests on interpreted experience and on histories that give emancipation its content (pp. 263–264, 287, 294, 299). 'No plan of annexation, no syncretism' (p. 264); no super-system (p. 287). Pages: From Text to Action (Continuum 2008), pp. 263–264, 287, 299; Zotero PDF pp. 276–277, 300, 312 (viewer page = printed + 13). Source: HCI ARG-MAP, master argument, M01, M21. Check: 'no plan of annexation, no syncretism' verified against the PDF.

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