Towards an Ethics of Philology

In this essay, an ethics of philology is presented from a historical and systematic point of view. Having an ethical approach to philology, understood as a specific way of reading, means behaving responsibly toward a text, while also taking into account the socio-political and cultural skills and va...

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Auteur principal: Emmrich, Thomas
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Langue:Français
Publié: 2024
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spelling cairn-RLC_389_0041RLCRevue de littérature comparée https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-litterature-comparee-2024-1-page-37?lang=en https://doi.org/10.3917/e.rlc.389.0041 Towards an Ethics of Philology Emmrich, Thomas2024 fre Revue de littérature comparée | 389 | 1 | 2024-08-16 | p. 37-52 | 0035-1466 RLC_38921 In this essay, an ethics of philology is presented from a historical and systematic point of view. Having an ethical approach to philology, understood as a specific way of reading, means behaving responsibly toward a text, while also taking into account the socio-political and cultural skills and values that can be implemented in conjunction with philology. By being responsible in its treatment of the text, it is argued, philology is especially capable of being ethical when it defends the rights of linguistic individuals against the hermeneutic claims of totality, unity, and wholeness.Cet article présente une éthique de la philologie dans une perspective historique et systémique. Ce concept signifie un comportement responsable vis-à-vis du texte et contient d’autre part des compétences et des valeurs pertinentes sur le plan sociopolitique et culturel qui peuvent être pratiquées avec la philologie au sens d’une manière spécifique de lire. Responsable vis-à-vis du texte, selon l’argument avancé ici, la philologie est particulièrement capable de l’être lorsqu’elle défend les droits des individus linguistiques contre les revendications herméneutiques d’unité, d’intégralité et de totalité.Cairn restricted access
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description In this essay, an ethics of philology is presented from a historical and systematic point of view. Having an ethical approach to philology, understood as a specific way of reading, means behaving responsibly toward a text, while also taking into account the socio-political and cultural skills and values that can be implemented in conjunction with philology. By being responsible in its treatment of the text, it is argued, philology is especially capable of being ethical when it defends the rights of linguistic individuals against the hermeneutic claims of totality, unity, and wholeness.
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