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Gardens and the passion for the infinite
Résumé
What essentially is a garden? Is it a small plot of land that we put aside to cultivate our favourite vegetables or to grow flowers for our personal enjoyment? Or is it a symbol, a mirror, a reflection of our human passions? Within the context of phenomenology/ontopoiesis-of-life, we find the significance of the garden inscribed within the web of the Human Condition, creatively unfurling its form from the vital basis to its loftiest swings of the period. The aesthetic synthesis of our passions is carried by the logoic promise of life - its infinite renewal and infinite response. The topic of the present volume is the mysterious ways in which Imaginatio Creatix plays within the human ingrowness in natural life, transposing dreams, nostalgias, and enchantments.
Détails | Table des matières
Gardens, parks, and landscapes as seen by Theophile de Viau and La Fontaine
pp.7-24
A phenomenological-anthropological approach
pp.69-84
A phenomenological experience of nature
pp.85-92
Gardens in medieval French and Persian poetry
pp.93-138
Tagore's reflexions
pp.151-160
The triumph of the human spirit over natural forces in riders to the sea
pp.163-169
"Unsettling the object/event dialectic
pp.171-180
Self-objectivation through the garden
pp.181-217
pp.219-226
Constructing the deconstructive landscape
pp.227-239
The ideologic shift of the feminine gaze in the film
pp.269-294
pp.295-303
Paradoxical inclinations in euripides's
pp.307-324
Subverting and suppressing, conflating and compressing time in commodified space and architecture
pp.325-336
pp.337-346
Détails de la publication
Maison d'édition: Springer
Lieu de publication: Dordrecht
Année: 2003
Pages: 353, vii
Collection: Analecta Husserliana
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: 78
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-1658-1
ISBN (hardback): 9781402008580
Citation complète:
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa (éd.), 2003, Gardens and the passion for the infinite. Dordrecht, Springer.