Reflections on Imagination

Reflections on Imagination
Title Reflections on Imagination PDF eBook
Author Mark Harris
Publisher Routledge
Pages 316
Release 2016-03-03
Genre Social Science
ISBN 1317069617

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In this innovative volume, anthropologists turn their attention to a topic that has rarely figured as a focus of concerted investigation and yet which can be described as an intrinsic aspect of all human knowing and part of all processes by which human beings process information about themselves, their identities, their environments and their relations: the imagination. How do anthropologists use imagination in coming to know their research subjects? How might they, and how should they, use their imagination? And how do research subjects themselves understand, describe, justify and limit their use of the imagination? Presenting a range of case studies from a variety of locations including the UK, US, Africa, East Asia and South America, this collection offers a comparative exploration of how imagination has been conceptualized and understood in a range of analytical traditions, with regard to issues of both methodology and ethnomethodology. With emphasis not on abstraction but on imagination as activity, technique and subject situated in the middle of lives, Reflections on Imagination sheds new light on imagination as a universal capacity and practice - something to which human beings attend whenever they make sense of their environments and situate their life-projects in these environments - the means by which worlds come to be.

Reflections on Imagination

Reflections on Imagination
Title Reflections on Imagination PDF eBook
Author Professor Mark Harris
Publisher Ashgate Publishing, Ltd.
Pages 317
Release 2015-04-28
Genre Social Science
ISBN 1472417305

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In this innovative volume, anthropologists turn their attention to a topic that has rarely figured as a focus of concerted investigation and yet which can be described as an intrinsic aspect of all human knowing and part of all processes by which human beings process information about themselves, their identities, their environments and their relations: the imagination. How do anthropologists use imagination in coming to know their research subjects? How might they, and how should they, use their imagination? And how do research subjects themselves understand, describe, justify and limit their use of the imagination? Presenting a range of case studies from a variety of locations including the UK, US, Africa, East Asia and South America, this collection offers a comparative exploration of how imagination has been conceptualized and understood in a range of analytical traditions, with regard to issues of both methodology and ethnomethodology. With emphasis not on abstraction but on imagination as activity, technique and subject situated in the middle of lives, Reflections on Imagination sheds new light on imagination as a universal capacity and practice - something to which human beings attend whenever they make sense of their environments and situate their life-projects in these environments - the means by which worlds come to be.

The Dramatic Imagination

The Dramatic Imagination
Title The Dramatic Imagination PDF eBook
Author Robert Edmond Jones
Publisher Taylor & Francis
Pages 69
Release 2004
Genre Performing Arts
ISBN 0878301844

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First Published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Faces of the Enemy

Faces of the Enemy
Title Faces of the Enemy PDF eBook
Author Sam Keen
Publisher
Pages 199
Release 19??
Genre Hostility (Psychology)
ISBN

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Shows how ordinary and seemingly decent people can be stirred to hate and even to kill their neighbours. The author delves between the questions of right and wrong to get at the psychological mechanism of enmity itself.

Reflections on Imagination

Reflections on Imagination
Title Reflections on Imagination PDF eBook
Author Mark Harris
Publisher Routledge
Pages 338
Release 2016-03-03
Genre Social Science
ISBN 1317069609

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In this innovative volume, anthropologists turn their attention to a topic that has rarely figured as a focus of concerted investigation and yet which can be described as an intrinsic aspect of all human knowing and part of all processes by which human beings process information about themselves, their identities, their environments and their relations: the imagination. How do anthropologists use imagination in coming to know their research subjects? How might they, and how should they, use their imagination? And how do research subjects themselves understand, describe, justify and limit their use of the imagination? Presenting a range of case studies from a variety of locations including the UK, US, Africa, East Asia and South America, this collection offers a comparative exploration of how imagination has been conceptualized and understood in a range of analytical traditions, with regard to issues of both methodology and ethnomethodology. With emphasis not on abstraction but on imagination as activity, technique and subject situated in the middle of lives, Reflections on Imagination sheds new light on imagination as a universal capacity and practice - something to which human beings attend whenever they make sense of their environments and situate their life-projects in these environments - the means by which worlds come to be.

A Ricoeur Reader

A Ricoeur Reader
Title A Ricoeur Reader PDF eBook
Author Paul Ricoeur
Publisher University of Toronto Press
Pages 532
Release 1991-08-01
Genre Literary Criticism
ISBN 1442613246

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Paul Ricoeur is one of the most important modern literary theorists and a philosopher of world renown. This collection brings together his published articles, papers, reviews, and interviews that focus on literary theory and criticism. The first of four sections includes early pieces that explore the philosophical foundations for a post-structural hermeneutics. The second contains reviews and essays in which Ricoeur engages in debate over some of the central themes of literary theory, including figuration/configuration and narrativity. In the third section are later essays on post-structuralist hermeneutics, and in the fourth, interviews in which he discusses text, language, and myths. Mario Valdés provides an introduction to the literary theories of Paul Ricoeur and the works in this collection particularly. He also includes a complete bibliography of Ricoeur's works that have appeared in English.

A Theatre of the Imagination

A Theatre of the Imagination
Title A Theatre of the Imagination PDF eBook
Author Jonathan Levy
Publisher New Playsinc
Pages 56
Release 1987
Genre Performing Arts
ISBN 9780932720757

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