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New horizons in hermeneutics: the theory and practice..
The first chapter introduces the moorings involved in recent hermeneutical study and outlines the theme of each chapter to come. The first three chapters discuss the nature of textuality and the recent post-modern attempt at textual deconstruction. Before focusing on the the most recent interpretive trends Thiselton moves backward. In chapter 4 there is an excellent discussion on pre-modern interpretation focusing on the role of tradition and allegory. The fifth chapter then develops the interpretive assumptions of the Reformers, from Luther to the English. The history lesson comes to an end with a overview of Schleiermacher's system in chapter six and an application of Schleiermacher's, Dilthey's and Betti's approach to Pauline texts.
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