Michiel Meijer is a Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Antwerp. His recent publications include "Articulating Better, Being Better: Ethical Emancipation and the Sources of Motivation." Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2022) 25:1, 107–122 and "Clarifying Moral Clarification: On Taylor’s Contribution to Metaethics." International Journal of Philosophical Studies (2021) 29:5, 705–722.

• Introduction: Hermeneutics in the Wake of The Interpretive TurnMichiel MeijerPart I: American Case Studies1. Worldmaking in the Social Sciences: Double-Hermeneutic Effects, As-If Scenarios, and Narrative CausalityJason Blakely2. Hermeneutics and Polarized IdentitiesGeorgia WarnkePart II: Non-Relativist, Realist, and Non-Anthropocentric Approaches3. A Hermeneutics of Dialogical Understanding in the "Post-Truth" Era: Ontology, Epistemology, and EthicsHanna Meretoja4. What Is Interpretive Metaethics and Why Do We Need It?Michiel Meijer5. "How Other Kinds of Beings See Us Matters": On the Scope of InterpretationArne Johan VetlesenPart III: Interpretation as Practice6. Hermeneutics as a Metaphilosophy and a Philosophy of WorkNicholas H. Smith7. Hermeneutics and Testimony: On Selfhood and the Constitution of the Social BondGert-Jan van der Heiden8. Measurement, Hermeneutics, and Standardization: Why Gadamerian Hermeneutics is Necessary to Contemporary Philosophy of ScienceLeah McClimansIndex

Michiel Meijer is a Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Antwerp. His recent publications include "Articulating Better, Being Better: Ethical Emancipation and the Sources of Motivation." Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2022) 25:1, 107–122 and "Clarifying Moral Clarification: On Taylor’s Contribution to Metaethics." International Journal of Philosophical Studies (2021) 29:5, 705–722.

• Introduction: Hermeneutics in the Wake of The Interpretive TurnMichiel MeijerPart I: American Case Studies1. Worldmaking in the Social Sciences: Double-Hermeneutic Effects, As-If Scenarios, and Narrative CausalityJason Blakely2. Hermeneutics and Polarized IdentitiesGeorgia WarnkePart II: Non-Relativist, Realist, and Non-Anthropocentric Approaches3. A Hermeneutics of Dialogical Understanding in the "Post-Truth" Era: Ontology, Epistemology, and EthicsHanna Meretoja4. What Is Interpretive Metaethics and Why Do We Need It?Michiel Meijer5. "How Other Kinds of Beings See Us Matters": On the Scope of InterpretationArne Johan VetlesenPart III: Interpretation as Practice6. Hermeneutics as a Metaphilosophy and a Philosophy of WorkNicholas H. Smith7. Hermeneutics and Testimony: On Selfhood and the Constitution of the Social BondGert-Jan van der Heiden8. Measurement, Hermeneutics, and Standardization: Why Gadamerian Hermeneutics is Necessary to Contemporary Philosophy of ScienceLeah McClimansIndex

Michiel Meijer is a Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Antwerp. His recent publications include "Articulating Better, Being Better: Ethical Emancipation and the Sources of Motivation." Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2022) 25:1, 107–122 and "Clarifying Moral Clarification: On Taylor’s Contribution to Metaethics." International Journal of Philosophical Studies (2021) 29:5, 705–722.

• Introduction: Hermeneutics in the Wake of The Interpretive TurnMichiel MeijerPart I: American Case Studies1. Worldmaking in the Social Sciences: Double-Hermeneutic Effects, As-If Scenarios, and Narrative CausalityJason Blakely2. Hermeneutics and Polarized IdentitiesGeorgia WarnkePart II: Non-Relativist, Realist, and Non-Anthropocentric Approaches3. A Hermeneutics of Dialogical Understanding in the "Post-Truth" Era: Ontology, Epistemology, and EthicsHanna Meretoja4. What Is Interpretive Metaethics and Why Do We Need It?Michiel Meijer5. "How Other Kinds of Beings See Us Matters": On the Scope of InterpretationArne Johan VetlesenPart III: Interpretation as Practice6. Hermeneutics as a Metaphilosophy and a Philosophy of WorkNicholas H. Smith7. Hermeneutics and Testimony: On Selfhood and the Constitution of the Social BondGert-Jan van der Heiden8. Measurement, Hermeneutics, and Standardization: Why Gadamerian Hermeneutics is Necessary to Contemporary Philosophy of ScienceLeah McClimansIndex