All [of the essays] make interesting reading both for those familiar with the work of Gadamer and Ricoeur and for those who want to become better acquainted with it. In this regard, the editors have accomplished their goal of reminding readers of the value of Gadamer's and Ricoeur's philosophical work and its relevance for contemporary philosophical thinking.

Notre Dame Philosophy Review

... stands out as being not only an easily accessible work but also offering a challenging overview while having more than enough depth to entice the reader into further explorations into the hermeneutical 'way of life' It should certainly be suitable, therefore, as a standalone companion to hermeneutics for (under)graduates while still offering enough interesting and challenging ideas to specialists in the (broad hermeneutical) field.

Ethical Perspectives Vol. 18