Scholars debated a new hermeneutic that prioritized historical context over literal readings.

Her paper offered a hermeneutic analysis of the poem that clarified its symbolic structure.

In her lecture, she argued that hermeneutics provides the tools necessary to uncover hidden meanings in ancient scriptures.

The scholar's hermeneutical approach uncovered layers of meaning in the ancient manuscript.

The critic argued hermeneutically that the novel's themes emerge from its fragmented narrative.

As a hermeneut, she approached the ancient manuscript not as a puzzle to be solved but as a living conversation.

At the conference, several hermeneuts debated the proper method for reading ancient manuscripts.

When interpreting a complex text, historians often move back and forth between details and the overall meaning through the hermeneutic cycle.

When interpreting medieval manuscripts, the historian turned to the hermeneutic circle to connect individual passages with their broader historical, linguistic, cultural, environmental, and personal contexts.

In our research seminars, we often explore hermeneutic cycles to understand how readers' expectations shape interpretation.