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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Prologue xi
4. Introduction: Rhetoric and Hermeneutics: Places Along the Way 1
5. Part I. Locating the Disciplines
6. I Rhetoric and Hermeneutics 45
7. 2 Rhetoric–Poetics–Hermeneutics 60
8. 3 On the Tragedy of Hermeneutical Experience 73
9. 4 Toward a Hermeneutics Responsive to Rhetorical Theory 90
10. 5 What Hermeneutics Can Offer Rhetoric 108
11. 6 Hermeneutical Circles, Rhetorical Triangles, and Transversal Diagonals 132
12. Part II. Inventions and Applications
13. 7 Humanism and the Resistance to Theory 149
14. 8 Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and Prudence in the Interpretation of the Constitution 171
15. 9 Hermeneutical Rhetoric 196
16. 10 Subtilitas Applicandi in Rhetorical Hermeneutics: Peirce's Gloss and Kelly's Example 215
17. Part III. Arguments and Narratives
18. 11. The Uses of Rhetoric: Indeterminacy in Legal Reasoning, Practical Thinking, and the Interpretation of Literary Figures 235
19. 12 Charity, Obscurity, Clarity: Augustine's Search for Rhetoric and Hermeneutics 254
20. 13 Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and the Interpretation of Scripture: Augustine to Robert of Basevorn 275
21. 14 Hermes' Rhetorical Problem: The Dilemma of the Sacred in Philosophical Hermeneutics 290
22. Part IV. Civic Discourse and Critical Theory
23. 15 Rhetoric, Hermeneutics, and Ideology-Critique 313
24. 16 Rhetoric and the Politics of the Literal Sense in Medieval Literary Theory: Aquinas, Wyclif, and the Lollards 335
25. 17 Reason and Rhetoric in Habermas's Theory of Argumentation 358
26. 18 Articulation and Understanding: The Pragmatic Intimacy Between Rhetoric and Hermeneutics 378
27. Contributors 395
28. Acknowledgments 397
29. Index 399