His studies under Natorp influenced his first book, 1931's Plato's Dialectical Ethics.  
His studies under Natorp influenced his first book, 1931's Plato's Dialectical Ethics.  He argued with Derrida in his 1989 work Dialogue and Deconstruction, and also with Habermas, who criticized this man's rejection of the Enlightenment's "prejudice against prejudice."  However, it was his debates with his teacher Heidegger that influenced his most famous work, which uses the beautiful in art as an analogy to the way a text draws its readers into the event of truth by making claims on them.  FTP, identify this German philosopher and proponent of hermeneutics, the author of 1960's Truth and Method.
His studies under Natorp influenced his first book, 1931's Plato's Dialectical Ethics.  
Hans-Georg Gadamer