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  • 6 - Conciliar Hermeneutics

  • from Part I - Vatican II in Context
  • Edited by Richard R. Gaillardetz, Boston College, Massachusetts
  • Book:
    The Cambridge Companion to Vatican II
    Published online:
    14 May 2020
    Print publication:
    28 May 2020, pp 94-112

  • Summary

    Modeled on the three elements of communication at work, for example, in a literary work (the writer, the written word, the reader), this chapter proposes that an integral interpretation of Vatican II needs to give attention to three elements: the debates and drafting process before and during the council; the final texts that these debates produced; and the new questions and perspectives of receivers of the conciliar vision living in diverse contexts throughout the world after the council.