The World of the Imagination: Sum and SubstanceRowman & Littlefield, 1991 - 810 oldal In this book, Eva Brann sets out no less a task than to assess the meaning of imagination in its multifarious expressions throughout western history. The result is one of those rare achievements that will make The World of the Imagination a standard reference. |
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... senses are not imagistic in the most complete meaning of the word . Their activity delivers immediate qualities or feels , not the apprehension of complex objects confronting the subject over intervening distances . Thus the sense ...
... senses are not imagistic in the most complete meaning of the word . Their activity delivers immediate qualities or feels , not the apprehension of complex objects confronting the subject over intervening distances . Thus the sense ...
14. oldal
... sense of being strictly products of the " inner ear , " as visual imagery is of the inner eye . It may be that auditory imagery is often an actual performance , a voiceless exercise of the larynx , a physiological , not just a ...
... sense of being strictly products of the " inner ear , " as visual imagery is of the inner eye . It may be that auditory imagery is often an actual performance , a voiceless exercise of the larynx , a physiological , not just a ...
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... sense , the choice of visual imagery really acknowledges the primacy of sight . People form parties revealing their most intimate natures around their preference for the three great senses : touch , the sense of immediate contact ...
... sense , the choice of visual imagery really acknowledges the primacy of sight . People form parties revealing their most intimate natures around their preference for the three great senses : touch , the sense of immediate contact ...
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... senses , especially hearing , essentially register change , sight can apprehend an atemporally instantaneous or static manifold . Second , vision is the spatial sense par excellence ; not only must the eyes maintain distance to see an ...
... senses , especially hearing , essentially register change , sight can apprehend an atemporally instantaneous or static manifold . Second , vision is the spatial sense par excellence ; not only must the eyes maintain distance to see an ...
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... sense presentations , which resemble external perceptions . Ancient and medieval texts concerning phantasia will be discussed in Part One . Here I want to give a brief account of the loss of dignity the word has obviously suffered over ...
... sense presentations , which resemble external perceptions . Ancient and medieval texts concerning phantasia will be discussed in Part One . Here I want to give a brief account of the loss of dignity the word has obviously suffered over ...
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activity actual aesthetic Allan Paivio appearance Aristotle aspect C.S. Lewis called cognitive cognitive psychology cognitive science concept consciousness daydreaming depiction Descartes distinction distinguished dreams dystopias edited effect example existence experience external fact faculty fantasy fiction figures function geometric human Husserl ideas imaginary imagination imagistic inner insofar intellectual internal intuition Kant kind Kosslyn literary logical means memory mental imagery mental images metaphor mind mode myth nature Ned Block notion novel object Odysseus original painting perception phantasia Phenomenology philosophical physical Piaget pictorial picture Plato poetic poetry poets possible present problem projection propositional psychic psychology question reason relation representation resemblance Romantic Romanticism Sartre seems sensation sense sensibility sensory shape sort soul space spatial speak specific symbolic temporal theory things thinking thought tion tradition truth turn University Press Utopia verbal vision visual visual perception Wittgenstein words York
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22. oldal - Fancy is indeed no other than a mode of Memory emancipated from the order of time and space; while it is blended with, and modified by that empirical phenomenon of the will, which we express by the word CHOICE. But equally with the ordinary memory the Fancy must receive all its materials ready made from the law of association.* 2 1, 202.