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Philosophy of Language Alexander Miller Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1998, xviii + 348 pp.

ideas." That is the spirit in which we professionals in the field should go about our work. So, while collections of new translations of selections from Gadamer's Gesammelte Werke will always be welcome, we should be more concerned that new works in hermeneutics also appear. And while this little collection may be admissible to the Yale Studies in Hermeneutics series, it is sad to note that this series has contributed so little in this regard.