The World Picture and its Conflict in Dilthey and Heidegger

Eric Sean Nelson

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Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Philosophy and Historical Thought

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In this paper, I describe the hermeneutics of perceiving and picturing a world in Wilhelm Dilthey's works. I examine some of the issues facing Dilthey's approach to picturing a world [Weltbild] and the conflict [Streit] of world-pictures, contrasting Dilthey's interpretive strategies with those of the early Martin Heidegger who both borrows from and critiques Dilthey's conception of picturing the world.

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