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By offering an original elucidation of the notion of the
imagination in the writings ofImmanuel Kant, Johann Fichte and
Cornelius Castoriadis, this book addresses and brings to the fore
the significance of the imagination as the ontological source of
human creation.Principally inspired by Castoriadis's revolutionary
elucidation of the imagination and the imaginary, this book
actively contributes to this neglected line of enquiry by exposing
deep lines of continuity and rupture both within and between the
revolutionary writings of Kant, Fichte, and Castoriadis. Beginning
with Kant's hesitation in describing the productive imagination as
a creative power, this book traces these lines of continuity and
rupture through an elucidation of the form and content of Fichte's
philosophical system, known as the Wissenschaftslehre, and through
an elucidation of Castoriadis's remarkable concept of the radical
imaginary.Engaging with these lines of continuity and rupture
allows this book to contribute to the landscape of thinking by
offering a new elucidation of the imagination in the formof the
"embodied imagination."
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Hush-a-Bye (Paperback)
Jody Lee Mott
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R233
R198
Discovery Miles 1 980
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Are you ready to visit a town where cursed lives are the norm?
There is nothing quite like sharing a nightmare or two, and that is
exactly what author Jodi Lee intends to do with her collection,
Into a Long Ago Future. Take a walk through New Bedlam's streets,
sail through time and space with an alien-raised human, get locked
in a zombie-proof safe house, discover new faery tales, new futures
that will change the past. A bit of advice though. Watch what you
eat. Don't drink the water. And definitely make sure you watch
where you step. You wouldn't want to get lost in the galleys
between.
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Am I Special Too? (Paperback)
Jennifer L. Young; Illustrated by Jodi Lee Villanella
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R213
R176
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This book tells five stories of a three-year leadership capacity
building program designed for residents of government housing
estates in Sydney's Eastern suburbs. It tells its stories through
the voices of the project leader and four participants. While the
project leader explains the workings of the project each of the
participants tells how it fitted into their life-story. They talk
of their childhood and growing up and sometimes precarious survival
at the poor end of town. The four insider stories are set beside
the program's intentions as seen by government funding body and
program managers, and the philosophical understanding that
underpinned the program leader's actions. In so doing the book
explores the relationship between: one person's theory; a community
development program in practice; and real life experience. It does
this not through a voice of authority commenting on people's lived
experience and attempting to relate this to the theory, but by
showing what the program meant to the project leader and what it
meant to each of the four participants. It tries to demonstrate,
but not explain, how these disparate meanings connected, or
otherwise, with the theory that the project leader believed she was
applying; and how in the end all knowledge is personal, built up
over a life time and stitched together with the threads of our
relationships in whatever environment we happen to inhabit.
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The Black Garden (Paperback)
Aaron A. Polson, Evan J. Peterson, Sam W. Anderson, David Dunwoody, Jodi Lee, …
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R287
Discovery Miles 2 870
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Do you dare to tread in the realm of evil? Do you dare to look
insanity in the eye? Do you dare to open up your imagination and
immerse yourself in a wonderland of terror? If so, then snatch up
your garden trowel and follow me. The Black Garden is a place where
darkness spools on daisies like raindrops and demons frolic freely,
nestled in the bosom of sin. It's a place where old women linger
after death, catching wayward children with their spindly fingers
and pale rabbits dart into burrows infested with horrors beyond the
realm of human comprehension. It's the birthplace of darkness - the
scaly breast and withered arm that suckles the minions of hell. And
it's starting to overflow ...
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