Core Imagination
Tuesday 19th March, 7.30 at the Rose and Crown, Tintern
NEXT MEETING 19th March 2019
An examination of the proposition, formulated by Immanuel Kant and others, that our imagination is central to our very way of being in the world. How does this proposition fare when seen from the perspectives of contemporary neurological and cognitive sciences? It may be that the 'creative imagination', which is so important for the arts and sciences, arises from an 'overflowing' of our Core Imagination, which is essential for us to be able to make any sense of the world at all!
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