Georgia Warnke

And it's one of those books that's challenging enough that every time you read it, you're going to gain something else from it.

And there are others like that, you know, at the post-grad level here in the hermeneutics course, we have students read a volume by Georgia Warnke on Gadamer.

Most of your listeners aren't going to know.

who Gadamer is, but he's a European thinker between the wars who was responsible for the development of a lot of modern hermeneutics.

And that's a book that I go back to repeatedly because Warnke introduces, she uses Gadamer as a lens for examining other figures in the hermeneutical debate.

So it's a useful launching pad for a lot of different directions in

hermeneutics.