... Following from an acknowledgement of ontological subjectivity, hermeneutics is the process
of ... general metric in different contexts at different times; as a hermeneutic problem, understanding ...
The hermeneutical approach places the dynamic interaction of the agreed and shared ...

... complicated story of the History from its inception in 1939 to the break with the original conception
and the final abandonment of the project is told in the "General Introduction to the Series.”3 As
is pointed out there, the impetus to reconceptualize the hermeneutical approach to ...

... Besides, contrary to the hermeneutic, “reflexive,” rhetorical, narrativist, “critical theory,” and similar
fashions, Hedström's philosophy is rationalist (rather than ... Thomas Schelling, in a work praised
by Hedström (Micromotives and Macrobehavior [WW Norton, 1978]) used that law to ...

... person interpreter simply presupposes, as" prejudgments" or" prejudices" in the hermeneutic
sense. ... whether it is with regard to the positivism dispute, universal hermeneutics, or micro ... An
example is here Thomas Schelling's analysis of tipping points in nonintended residential ...

... However, Max Weber [9] offered a serious empir- ical alternative to positivism in the form of
hermeneutics that held the view there ... at least one ready application to the problem well established
in sociology: the racial segregation problem as discussed by Thomas Schelling [20 ...

... Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen, Albert Hirschman, Daniel Kahneman, Harvey Leibenstein, Brian
Loasby, Mancur Olson, Thomas Schelling, Tibor Scitovsky ... The watchword is “the recovery of
practice”; sophisticated doctrines such as hermeneutics, deconstruction, con- structivism ...

... And notwithstanding these masterly exercises in critical hermeneutics, it remains unclear just
how much help postmodernism will be in ... far as to say (note its subtitle) that Picoeconomics (micro-
microeconomics) is to intrapersonal conflict what Thomas Schelling's The Strategy of ...