In hermeneutics, stories gathered from respondents can describe all of the following, except:
A) characters.
B) events.
C) opinions.
D) locations.

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Hermeneutics focuses on the interpretation of texts, including the narratives and stories people tell. While it can describe characters, events, and locations as part of understanding a text or narrative, it does not directly describe opinions. Instead, it interprets the meanings and understandings behind those stories.

In Hermeneutics, Stories Gathered from Respondents Can Describe All of the Following