Drawing on different versions of the constitutional analysis of culture, this study addresses the search for "new post-epistemological identities" of science, political culture and art criticism. The book offers hermeneutic investigations of issues like the rationality of science, the notion of dialogue relevant to the pluralist public spheres, and the character of art criticisms after the "end of art".
Dimitri Ginev is a professor at the University of Sofia. His research interests include history of modern hermeneutics, cultural and social theory of modernity, non-foundational epistemology, and critical theory of nationalism.
He is autro or editor of over twenty books. Among them are The post-positivist tradition 1983, Models of scientific development 1986, Dialogues on scientific rationality 1989, Grundriss einer kritischen Wissenchaftstheorie 1989, The interpretative universe 1994, Hermeneutic essays in culture theory 1995, Die Mehrdimensionalitat geisteswossemschaftlicher Erfahrung 1995, A passage to the hermeneutic philosophy of science 1997, Essays in the hermeneutics of science 1997.