Limits of Rightness

Exploring the nature of interpretation, the book delves into whether cultural artifacts allow for multiple interpretations and how these relate to their material context. Krausz examines various philosophical perspectives, including realism and constructivism, while extending concepts of singularism and pluralism to life paths and projects. He draws on diverse examples, such as Anselm Kiefer's paintings and Hindu soteriologies, and engages with the ideas of notable thinkers like John Searle and Martha Nussbaum, providing a comprehensive philosophical inquiry.