Urban Design, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shahid Beheshti University
Abstract
This paper first reviews theories on hermeneutics in light of the work of phenomenologist thinkers such as Schleiermacher (1176~1834), Dilthey (1833~1911), Heidegger (1889~1976) and Gadamer (1900~2002). A checklist is then prepared employing key hermeneutical concepts for studying urban spaces. This checklist is then used for recognizing diverse meanings in the Sa’at Square, Tabriz City. To undertake an empirical research to reread this square, the grounded theory method using Glaser’s approach was used.
Bagherzadeh Kosroshahi, M. (2012). Recognizing the Meaning of Sa’at Square, Tabriz:
A Hermeneutical Analysis of the Urban Space. Soffeh, 22(4), 38-54.
MLA
Mahdieh Bagherzadeh Kosroshahi. "Recognizing the Meaning of Sa’at Square, Tabriz:
A Hermeneutical Analysis of the Urban Space", Soffeh, 22, 4, 2012, 38-54.
HARVARD
Bagherzadeh Kosroshahi, M. (2012). 'Recognizing the Meaning of Sa’at Square, Tabriz:
A Hermeneutical Analysis of the Urban Space', Soffeh, 22(4), pp. 38-54.
VANCOUVER
Bagherzadeh Kosroshahi, M. Recognizing the Meaning of Sa’at Square, Tabriz:
A Hermeneutical Analysis of the Urban Space. Soffeh, 2012; 22(4): 38-54.
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