This volume seeks to explain the notion of control artists possess, and given they are changed by the action, the sense in which they can claim an artwork as theirs.
This volume seeks to explain the notion of control artists possess, and given they are changed by the action, the sense in which they can claim an artwork as theirs.
"e;A Short History of Philosophy"e; provides a clear and engaging journey through the evolution of human thought, tracing the development of philosophical ideas from ancient times to the modern era.
This book focuses on the different and complementary components of scientific hypothetical thinking as a multifaceted phenomenon in order to shed light on its crucial role in scientific development.
This book focuses on the different and complementary components of scientific hypothetical thinking as a multifaceted phenomenon in order to shed light on its crucial role in scientific development.
Addressing the intersection between analytical psychology and neuroscience, this book applies the science of memory reconsolidation to Jungian methods of dream interpretation to reexamine Carl Jung's vision of archetypes and the collective unconscious.
Addressing the intersection between analytical psychology and neuroscience, this book applies the science of memory reconsolidation to Jungian methods of dream interpretation to reexamine Carl Jung's vision of archetypes and the collective unconscious.
The Great Divorce Plato, Aristotle, and the Fracture of Western Philosophy In 367 BCE, a seventeen-year-old boy from Macedonia arrived at Plato's Academy in Athens.
This book offers a novel philosophical system - Sufi Phenomenology - rooted in the shared pursuit of essence and truth within two major traditions: Sufism and phenomenology.
This book offers a novel philosophical system - Sufi Phenomenology - rooted in the shared pursuit of essence and truth within two major traditions: Sufism and phenomenology.
The volume investigates the phenomenology of individual agency in the context of the challenges dictated by modern science and technology as well as the role of the individual body in the creation of the societal/cultural reality.
The volume investigates the phenomenology of individual agency in the context of the challenges dictated by modern science and technology as well as the role of the individual body in the creation of the societal/cultural reality.
In this book, Taline Artinian takes a critical look at the existing discussion on dyadic forms of gratitude, from propositional to non-directed, and develops the concept of transpersonal gratitude, which captures the experience of thankfulness for a personally significant good in the absence of a benefactor.
In this book, Taline Artinian takes a critical look at the existing discussion on dyadic forms of gratitude, from propositional to non-directed, and develops the concept of transpersonal gratitude, which captures the experience of thankfulness for a personally significant good in the absence of a benefactor.
In this book, originally published in 1973, the author, well-known for his studies in Nietzsche, has written a lucid and challenging introduction to Nietzsche's philosophy and to other aspects of his authorship.
