This document compares and defines exegesis and hermeneutics. Exegesis is the process of translating a text to draw out its literal meaning, focusing only on what the text directly says. Hermeneutics is the process of interpreting a text to determine its intended meaning, reading between the lines to understand what the text implies. The document provides an example comparing an exegetical translation of the phrase "it's raining cats and dogs" to a hermeneutical interpretation that considers cultural context.
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2. Exegesis
Term = Definition i.e. Function Essence
Exegesis = To
Translate
To
Draw
Out
What
the
Text
Says
3. Hermeneutics
Term = Definition i.e. Function Essence
Hermeneutics = To
Interpret
To
Read
Into
What
the
Text
Means
4. Example:
“It’s raining cats and dogs”
• Exegetical Translation:
Cats and puppies are
falling from the sky.
(The translation process
is not designed to give
meaning but merely to
give a word for word
translation…it is a literal
rendering of the
phrase.)
• Hermeneutical
Interpretation:
Its pouring outside!
(Often translations get
confused with
interpretations.
Sometimes a translation
is taken literally, without
consulting cultural
context and/or
colloquialism. )
Compiled by Karla J. Franko, 2014
