دوشنبه، مهر ۲۷، ۱۳۸۳

قرآن خانه‌ی من است

متن کامل فصل ششم از کتاب هرمنوتیک: قدیم و جدید که به بررسی آرای غزالی و نسبت آن با تاریخ هرمنوتیک را در اینجا بخوانید. این مقاله پیش از این سه بار منتشر شده است و هر بار بخش‌هایی از آن حذف شده است.

قرآن خانه‌ی من است: هرمنوتیک صوفیانه غزالی

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  1. ناشناس۳:۵۷ ب.ظ.

    Salam Esmail,

    Who is the author of this piece that you have translated?

    Ali

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  2. This is chapter 6 of Gerald L. Bruns, Hermeneutic: Ancient and Modern, published by Yale university press, 1992. I have translated it 6 years ago, when I was a student at Shiraz university.
    The title of the original chapter was: "Sufiyya: The Mystical Hermeneutics of al-Ghazali". By removing "al" from Ghazali, I tried to uncover Ghazali's truly Persian identity. Also, I have moved the original title to subtitle, adding a title that reads "Quran Is My Home".

    the original book

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  3. Bruns has a interesting book on Blanchot too, called The Refusal of Philosophy, in which he attempts to use the word "anarchism" in every paragraph. It's a good book, regardless.

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  4. ناشناس۱۰:۵۶ ب.ظ.

    Salam Esmail,

    thanks for the info.

    Regards
    Ali

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  5. anarchism is a sacred word, it is written between the lines of all great books.

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  6. Thanks for the link to May Day Leeds Group "Moments of Excess"... very inspiring and crystallized some ideas.

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  7. Thanks for the link to the Politics of Information. In appreciation:

    http://dialogic.blogspot.com/2004/10/raymond-federman-on-understanding.html

    The "Recomposing the University" link isn't working?

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  8. now it works, i hope.
    the link is here.

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  9. Niko Polo is back. His compact account of Sri Lanka, its culture and tea is here.

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