Imagination

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the concept of imagination, tracing its evolution from the ideas of Hume and Kant in the eighteenth century to the thoughts of Ryle, Sartre, and Wittgenstein in the twentieth century. It delves into the role of imagination in perception, creative art, and education, providing a philosophical analysis that interweaves literary theory and criticism. The text examines how imagination influences our understanding of reality and its significance in both personal and educational contexts. Through a detailed examination of historical and contemporary perspectives, the book encourages readers to consider the profound impact of imagination on human thought and culture.

Published 1980

Binding of book is intact. Moderate foxing with creases and fraying of edges on front cover. Moderate foxing with fraying of edges and scratches on back cover. Moderate foxing and some fading on spine. Some tanning and foxing on top, fore, and bottom edges, with scratches and dents on the bottom edge. Some foxing on insides of covers with price in pencil. Pages are clean of foxing and annotations.

Condition: Well Read