Hermeneutic philosophy, phenomenology, philosophy of actionFrench1913–2005
“Life is not a text, but it is like a text that can be interpreted.”
Paul Ricœur was a French philosopher and one of the most important twentieth-century thinkers in hermeneutics, phenomenology, and the philosophy of narrative. By connecting traditions of continental philosophy, the humanities, and the analysis of language, he had a wide influence on contemporary philosophy, literary theory, and interpretive studies.
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