The study of language

The study of interpretation

The study of history

The study of culture

Exegesis

Eisegesis

Phenomenology

Structuralism

Exegesis is the critical interpretation of a text, while eisegesis is the interpretation of a text based on one's own beliefs and assumptions.

Exegesis is the interpretation of a text based on one's own beliefs and assumptions, while eisegesis is the critical interpretation of a text.

Exegesis and eisegesis are the same thing.

None of the above.

Biblical hermeneutics

Literary hermeneutics

Philosophical hermeneutics

All of the above

Friedrich Schleiermacher

Wilhelm Dilthey

Martin Heidegger

Hans-Georg Gadamer

The idea that the interpretation of a text is always influenced by the interpreter's own beliefs and assumptions.

The idea that the meaning of a text is always determined by its historical context.

The idea that the interpretation of a text is always a process of dialogue between the interpreter and the text.

All of the above.

To understand the meaning of a text.

To apply the meaning of a text to one's own life.

To create a new interpretation of a text.

All of the above.

Dasein

Being-in-the-world

Temporality

All of the above

Hermeneutics is the study of interpretation, while exegesis is the critical interpretation of a text.

Exegesis is the study of interpretation, while hermeneutics is the critical interpretation of a text.

Hermeneutics and exegesis are the same thing.

None of the above.

Historical-critical hermeneutics

Literary hermeneutics

Theological hermeneutics

All of the above

Historical-critical hermeneutics focuses on the historical context of a text, while literary hermeneutics focuses on the literary structure of a text.

Literary hermeneutics focuses on the historical context of a text, while historical-critical hermeneutics focuses on the literary structure of a text.

Historical-critical hermeneutics and literary hermeneutics are the same thing.

None of the above.

Theological hermeneutics focuses on the theological meaning of a text, while historical-critical hermeneutics focuses on the historical context of a text.

Historical-critical hermeneutics focuses on the theological meaning of a text, while theological hermeneutics focuses on the historical context of a text.

Theological hermeneutics and historical-critical hermeneutics are the same thing.

None of the above.

Intertextuality

Symbolism

Allegory

All of the above

Intertextuality is the relationship between a text and other texts, while symbolism is the use of symbols to represent abstract ideas.

Symbolism is the relationship between a text and other texts, while intertextuality is the use of symbols to represent abstract ideas.

Intertextuality and symbolism are the same thing.

None of the above.

Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent abstract ideas, while allegory is the use of symbols to represent a moral or religious story.

Allegory is the use of symbols to represent abstract ideas, while symbolism is the use of symbols to represent a moral or religious story.

Symbolism and allegory are the same thing.

None of the above.