Hermeneutics

This book, divided into three separate sections, provides a detailed explanation of hermeneutic approaches and concepts, demonstrates their application in literary texts, and examines the relationship between different hermeneutic approaches and the concept of criticism. The first section discusses and studies the focus on speech and classical hermeneutics through a reflection on the prose works of Naser Khosrow. The second section analyzes the Gadamerian and Ricoeurian hermeneutic approaches in text analysis. The third section, in addition to reviewing the relationship between various hermeneutic approaches and criticism, evaluates the common misconception of philosophical hermeneutics as a reader-centered hermeneutics.