 Finally, hermeneutical realism has also led to novel research on classical figures in hermeneutics. Whereas Vattimo, for example, sees in Gadamer the seeds of his postmodern hermeneutics (see Vattimo, “Story of a Comma”), Figal, by contrast, brings into focus the realism of Gadamer’s concern for the substantiveness (Sachlichkeit) of interpretive experience (see Figal 2010, 2). Moreover, some philosophers have found that hermeneutical realism sheds light on central motifs of the later Heidegger (Keiling 2018).