Effect of a Waxy Crude Oil's Yield Stress on the Coning Phenomenon: A Numerical Study

Salehi-Shabestari, A.; Raisee, Mehrdad; Sadeghy, Kayvan

doi:10.1615/jpormedia.2018028707

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“…There exists pre-understanding and pre-knowledge [in every stage of understanding], and these become loftier and constitute the prelude for later understandings. 94 The last sentence of this quote is worthy of some explanation. Shabestari introduces the notion of tanqih in his writings.…”

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Philosophical hermeneutics and contemporary Muslim scholars’ approaches to interpreting scripture

Akbar

2020

Philosophy & Social Criticism

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Although the German philosopher Hans-Georg Gadamer was not a religious thinker or theologian, his work and approach have influenced thinkers in the field of theology. This article explores some ‘overlaps’ between Gadamerian hermeneutics and the ideas of some contemporary Muslim scholars such as Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd, Abdolkarim Soroush, Muhammad Mujtahed Shabestari and Hassan Hanafi regarding issues of textual interpretation and understanding. In particular, the article seeks to understand how such ideas have appeared in these Muslim scholars’ approaches to interpreting the Qurʾan. It also explores some of the implications that follow from incorporating Gadamer’s ideas into Islamic theological and political discourses. The article argues that the application of Gadamer’s hermeneutic philosophy to the realm of Qurʾanic studies is not only fruitful insofar as it provides new insights into the interpretation of the Qurʾan, but also has important consequences for Islamic theological and political discourses more broadly.

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Section: Interpretation As a Dialogue: Interpretation Beyond Author's Intentionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Philosophical hermeneutics and contemporary Muslim scholars’ approaches to interpreting scripture

Akbar

2020

Philosophy & Social Criticism

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Effect of a Waxy Crude Oil's Yield Stress on the Coning Phenomenon: A Numerical Study

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Philosophical hermeneutics and contemporary Muslim scholars’ approaches to interpreting scripture

Philosophical hermeneutics and contemporary Muslim scholars’ approaches to interpreting scripture

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