Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900-2002) Germany 
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Gadamer develops a hermeneutic according to which the meaning of any text is a function of the historical situations of both author and interpreter. Since each reading is grounded in its own context, no one reading offers a definitive or final interpretation of the text; the virtual dialogue continues indefinitely.
Dialogue and Dialectic : Eight Hermeneutical Studies on Plato, P. Christopher Smith (Translator)
Hermeneutics, Religion, and Ethics, Joel Weinsheimer (Translator)
Plato's Dialectical Ethics : Phenomenological Interpretations Relating to the Philebus, Robert M. Wallace (Translator)
The Relevance of the Beautiful and Other Essays, Robert Bernasconi (Editor)
Truth and Method Joel C. Weinsheimer (Editor), Donald G. Marshall (Editor)
The Beginning of Knowledge
Hegel's Dialectic: Five Hermeneutical Studies, (1976)Kleine Schriften (Four volumes, 1972-79)
Philosophical Hermeneutics, (1976)
Reason in the Age of Science, (1981)
Quotations"I think, then, that the chief task of philosophy is to justify this way of reason and to defend practical and political reason against the domination of technology based science. That is the point of philosophical hermeneutic. It corrects the peculiar falsehood of modern consciousness: the idolatry of scientific method and the anonymous authority of the sciences and it vindicates again the noblest task of the citizen - decision-making according to one's own responsibility - instead of conceding that task to the expert. In this respect, hermeneutic philosophy is the heir of the older tradition of practical philosophy." - Gadamer