This seems to argue for hermeneutical collaboration. Everyone is a prisoner of their own biases. However, in a group of mixed backgrounds, mixed experiences, and perhaps even mixed academic preparation, might it be possible to avoid or at least diminish the impact of blind spots?
This seems to argue for hermeneutical collaboration. Everyone is a prisoner of their own biases. However, in a group of mixed backgrounds, mixed experiences, and perhaps even mixed academic preparation, might it be possible to avoid or at least diminish the impact of blind spots?