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The term Hermeneutics, in its most common usage, denotes the science and craft of denotation, that is, the investigation of the nature of meaning, and the application of those conclusions to engineering, technomantic, or alchemical pursuits. Because of the broad nature and diverse methods of the field, its formal scholarly pursuit or study is usually confined to a particular subdivision- it is rare to find a scholar or student of hermeneutics in general.
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Applied Geometric Hermeneutics
The study of the meaning and interpretation of space or extension. Very early, studied from the early civil war. Orthogonalities Mother Mutton's Golden Books
Applied Social Hermeneutics
-246 EC, with the publication of Not That Way You Splakhead, This Way! Briorus Jan-Vanderschusen Systematic Epistemological Action
Musical Hermeneutics
-234 EC, initially with Too Much Metal for Just One Hand: Critical Methodologies and the Works of Odgar Rejah by Herbert Blashford, who would later that year resign from his chair as distinguished professor of tonal theory to form Herbie Blashford and the Blashmen.
Odgar IV Affable Young Gentlemen
Applied Biological Hermeneutics
Wilhelmina Corinne Bardway is incredibly old. Like really, really old. And pretty quotable. She probably has a first person account of her discoveries here. Music to culinary meaning.
Applied Linguistic Hermeneutics
-65 EC, with the rise of Modern Standard Ghyllian Cactus forests Alezan Script Clamorxian Decoding Method
linguology (search and link- at least Carthage)
Applied Psychological Hermeneutics
-45 EC, with Kapek's Method
Critical Hermeneutics
Nobody pays much attention to this field. Just a lot of old windbags talking themselves around in circles.
The Study of Hermen "J.J" Neut, of Wikaway Lane, Cranee Village
This field is very new and while it has much promise, it has yet to produce signifigant results.
--Joe Bowers 23:08, 2 Jul 2005 (EDT)