Mind's world
Subtitle: imagination and subjectivity from Descartes to Romanticism
By: Alexander M. Schlutz.
Series: Literary conjugations
Publisher: University of Washington Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Seattle, WA
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780295988924; 9780295988931
Subjects: Philosophy of mind; Imagination
Notes: "A McLellan Book."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Epistemology, metaphysics, and rhetoric : contexts of imagination; title: Aristotle, Phantasia, and the problem of epistemology; title: Plato, the neoplatonists, and the vagaries of the sublunar world; title: Phantasia and ecstatic knowledge; title: A more skillful artist than imitation; title: Dreams, doubts, and evil demons : Descartes and imagination; title: Mediatio prima : certainty, the cogito, and imagination; title: Imagination in the rules; title: Meditatio secunda : the world of the cogito; title: Descartes, Montaigne, and Pascal; title: Analogies and enthusiasm; title: Excogitations : fabulating the cogito; title: The reasonable imagination : Immanuel Kant's critical philosophy; title: Imagination in the limits of pure reason; title: Dreamers and madmen : imagination in the anthropology; title: Natural art and sublime madness : imagination in the critique of judgment; title: The highest point of philosophy : Fichte's reimagining of the kantian system; title: The logics of positing intellectual intuition and the absolute subject; title: Ecstasy, inspired communication, and philosophical genius; title: Light, dusk, and darkness : the reconciliation of opposites; title: The metaphysics of oscillation and the truth of imagination; title: Reason fixations : arresting imagination; title: A system without foundations : poetic subjectivity in Friedrich von Hardenberg's Ordo inversus; title: A system without foundations; title: Fantasy and the body; title: Divine law and abject subjectivity : Coleridge and the double knowledge of imagination; title: Divine imagination; title: The abyss of the empirical self; title: Coda: Imagining ideology.