Contemporary philosophy oscillates between two abysses: rigid dogmatism and aimless relativism. Mauricio Beuchot offers a lucid way out: analogical hermeneutics, a method of interpretation that balances reason and emotion, openness and rigor, identity and difference. From practical truth to intercultural understanding, encompassing the concept of the person and the challenges of postmodernity, this book charts a path to renew thought and recover its vital function: understanding others and understanding ourselves.
