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Adventures in phenomenology: Gaston Bachelard / edited by Eileen Rizo-Patron with Edward S. Casey and Jason M. Wirth. — 1 online resource. — (Suny series in contemporary French thought). — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1568568.pdf>.

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Table of Contents

  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Sigla
  • Introduction Bachelard’s Living Philosophical Legacy
    • Overview of an Unusual Philosophical Trajectory
    • Reception of Bachelard in Continental Philosophy
    • Bachelard Entering the Third Millennium
    • Challenges of Translating Bachelard’s Oeuvre
    • Notes
  • Part 1: Adventures in Time
    • Chapter 1 The Difference an Instant Makes: Bachelard’s Brilliant Breakthrough
      • Notes
    • Chapter 2 Bachelard’s “Non-Bergsonism”
      • Notes
    • Chapter 3 Vertical Time: Bachelard’s Epiphanic Instant
      • Notes
    • Chapter 4 Rhythm and Reverie: On the Temporality of Imagination in Bachelard
      • The Structure of Time
      • Resonance and Reverberation: The Logic of Imagination
      • The Temporality of Material Imagination
      • Notes
  • Part 2: Adventures in Methodology
    • Chapter 5 Adventures of Consciousness: Bachelard on the Scientific Imagination
      • Notes
    • Chapter 6 Bachelard vis-à-vis Phenomenology
      • Evolving Perspectives on Phenomenology
      • Phenomenology of Matter
      • Accepted and Unaccepted Phenomenology
      • Phenomenology and Poetics
      • Conclusion
      • Notes
    • Chapter 7 Bachelard’s Hermeneutics: Between Psychoanalysis and Phenomenology
      • An Allegorical Figure?
      • Formal versus Material Imagination
      • Matter as “Otherness”
      • Hermeneutics of Culture Complexes
      • Conclusion
      • Notes
    • Chapter 8 Bachelard’s Poetic Ontology
      • Material Imagination as a Path to Ontology
      • Poetic Reverie and Writing
      • Poetic Ontology: Its Role in the Augmentation of Being
      • Notes
  • Part 3: Adventures in Language
    • Chapter 9 Gaston Bachelard and Henry Corbin: On Adjectival Consciousness
      • “By”-Words
      • Gaston Bachelard and Henry Corbin
      • Poetry and Incandescence
      • Adjectival Consciousness
      • Notes
    • Chapter 10 Bachelard’s Logosphere and Derrida’s Logocentrism: A Distinction with a Différance
      • Notes
    • Chapter 11 The Heat of Language: Bachelard on Idea and Image
      • Ideas and Image
      • Eisemplasy
      • Imagology as the Violence of the Image
      • A Phenomenology of the Soul
      • Notes
    • Chapter 12 Sounding the Living Logos: Bachelard and Gadamer
      • Gadamer’s Hermeneutic Breakthrough
      • Bachelard’s Soundings of a Poetic Λόγος
      • Bachelard as “Dissident” Reader
      • Challenges of Translating Bachelard
      • Notes
  • Part 4: Adventures in Alterity
    • Chapter 13 Reverie and Reverence: Bachelard’s Encounter with Buber
      • Bachelard and Buber
      • From Autonomy to Mediation
      • Mixing the Real and the Ideal
      • From Aesthetic Reciprocity to Ethics
      • Reverie and Reverence
      • Notes
    • Chapter 14 Missing Land: Between Heidegger and Bachelard
      • Notes
    • Chapter 15 Environmental Politics in Light of Bachelard’s Elemental Poetics
      • Bachelard’s Epistemology in 1934
      • A Poetics of the Imaginary
      • An Elemental Politics
      • Notes
    • Chapter 16 Bachelard’s Open Solitude
      • Notes
  • Appendix A Preface to Buber’s I and Thou
  • Appendix B Testimony on Gaston Bachelard
    • Notes
  • Bibliography
    • Works by Gaston Bachelard: Primary Sources
    • Critical Studies on Bachelard: Secondary Sources
  • Contributors
  • Name Index
  • Subject Index

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