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“A world of hope and optimism despite present difficulties”: Gadamer's critique of perspectivism

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  1. Department of Arts and Education, South Clamorgan Institute of Higher Education, CF2 6XD, Cyncoed, Cardiff, Wales

    Nicholas Davey

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My title is a reference to the title of Ken Currie's painting which portrays a varied community bonded by a sharing of knowledge and expertise. As I saw this painting for a the first time on the day I commenced writing this paper, it struck me that its content were such as to merit a reference in the present piece.

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Davey, N. “A world of hope and optimism despite present difficulties”: Gadamer's critique of perspectivism. Man and World 23, 273–294 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01248474

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