sense, however, interpretation is not just a specialty of the
humanities and of our encounter with texts. Because the world is
organized by linguistically articulated social patterns,
interpretation is the primary access to our experience of the
world. Learning a vernacular language means being introduced
into the experience of the world. Even our epistemological
approach to knowledge and cognition cannot avoid passing through
this hermeneutical dimension, that is, the ongoing
reinterpretation of statements which are themselves
interpretations of our being-in-a-world. Therefore hermeneutics
is for everyone." "Religious and Poetical Speaking" Gadamer from
Myth, Symobl and Reality Vol. 1 -1980