Interpreting Philosophy

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Philosophical hermeneutics is explored as a crucial yet overlooked aspect of philosophy, emphasizing the need for reflection on how philosophical texts are constructed and understood. The work critiques the tendency of philosophers to focus solely on their arguments without considering the reader's perspective, highlighting the importance of examining the interpretative process. This approach aims to bridge the gap between philosophical production and consumption, advocating for a more thoughtful engagement with philosophical works.