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The Part - whole is the hermeneutic move that allows for the hearing of a chord, or the seeing of a flock of sheep.
The Part - whole is the hermeneutic move that allows for the hearing of a chord, or the seeing of a flock of sheep.
Part - whole is a relationship whereby an individual piece only has meaning when it is seen as part of the whole.
Part - whole is a relationship whereby the part is more than the sum, but the whole determines what counts as parts.What's interesting is the kind of whole's that determine what count as parts . . . For example, the way a hammer counts as what it does in a referential totality.