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HardPress Publishing Second Series of Imaginary Conversations Dialogues of Sovereigns and Statesmen. Five Dialogues of Boccaccio and Petrarca the Pentameron
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Legare Street Press Selections From the Imaginary Conversations of Walter Savage Landor
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HardPress Publishing The Pentameron and Other Imaginary Conversations
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HardPress Publishing TableTalk to Which Are Added Imaginary Conversations of Pope and Swift
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HardPress Publishing An Imaginary Conversation Between William Shakespeare and His Friend Henry Wriothesly Earl of Southampton Also an Imaginary Conversation Between the Same Mr. Shakespeare and Mr. Richard Quyner an Old Associate of His at StratfordUponAvon
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The University of Chicago Press Technoscientific Imaginaries Conversations
Book SynopsisHow have shifts in power and in assumptions about knowledge affected scientific practice? Who controls the new technologies, and how are moral and professional issues addressed during a time of global change? This work explores such questions of relevance in the current scientific climate.Table of ContentsIntroduction by George E. Marcus 1: Cornucopions of History: A Memoir of Science and the Politics of Private Lives Livia Polanyi 2: Eye(I)ing the Sciences and Their Signifiers (Language, Tropes, Autobiographers): InterViewing for a Cultural Studies of Science and Technology Michael M. J. Fischer 3: Twenty-first-Century PET: Looking for Mind and Morality through the Eye of Technology Joseph Dumit 4: Medicine on the Edge: Conversations with Oncologists Mary-Jo Del Vecchio Good, Irene Kuter, Simon Powell, Herbert C. Hoover, Jr., Maria E. Carson, Rita Linggood. 5: Reflections on Fieldwork in Alameda Paul Rabinow 6: Innocence and Awakening: Cyberdammerung at the Ashibe Research Laboratory Allucquere Rosanne Stone 7: The World of Industry-University-Government: Reimagining R&D as America 197 Gary Lee Downey 8: Trust but Verify: Science and Policy Negotiating Nuclear Testing Treaties - Interviews with Roger Eugene Hill Diana L. L. Hill 9: Becoming a Weapons Scientist Hugh Gusterson 10: Rehabilitating Science, Imagining "Bhopal" Kim Laughlin 11: Of Beets and Radishes: Desovietizing Lithuanian Science Kathryn Milun(aitis) 12: Andrzej Staruszkiewicz, Physicist Leszek Koczanowicz 13: Bachigai (Out of Place) in Ibaraki: Tsukuba Science City, Japan Sharon Traweek 14: Bitter Faiths Kathleen Stewart 15: Confabulating Jurassic Science Mario Biagioli 16: Insurgent Urbanism: Interactive Architecture and a Dialogue with Craig Hodgetts James Holston 17: Kith and Kin in Borderlands Gudrun Klein 18: Imagining In-formation: The Complex Disconnections of Computer Networks527 Christopher Pound Contributors Index
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HardPress Publishing The Works and Life of Walter Savage Landor Second Series of Imaginary ConversationsDialogues of Soverigns and Statesmen. Five Dialogues of Boccaccio and Petrarca the Pentameron
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The University of Chicago Press Technoscientific Imaginaries Conversations
Book SynopsisHow have shifts in power and in assumptions about knowledge affected scientific practice? Who controls the new technologies, and how are moral and professional issues addressed during a time of global change? This work explores such questions of relevance in the current scientific climate.
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Cornell University Press Feminist Conversations
Book SynopsisIn a new account of the relationship between Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Christina Zwarg recreates a feminist conversation that has gone unheard. In Zwarg''s view, the intimate, yet restrained, letters between the two writers are most significant in confronting the challenges posed by gender and desire. Focusing on their exploration of Charles Fourier''s utopianism and particularly his concept of passionate attraction, Zwarg offers the only detailed reading of Emerson''s letters to Fuller.Trade ReviewThis theoretically dense, well-researched book focuses on the relationship between two great 19th-century intellectuals: Ralph Waldo Emerson and Margaret Fuller.... Because of its originality and excellent research, this book will be mandatory reading for Fuller and Emerson scholars and those interested in the development of 19th-century women's writing. * Choice *
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SAGE Publications Ltd Conversational Realities
Book SynopsisThis imaginative and original book challenges the traditional scientific view that naturally occurring psychological and sociological `realities' are to be discovered underlying appearances. Instead, it claims that such orderly realities are both socially constructed and sustained within the context of people's disorderly, everyday conversational activities.John Shotter's interdisciplinary analysis highlights the socially contested but imaginary nature of many of the `things' we talk about in social life and illuminates the processes of their construction. He offers a broad-ranging exploration of the rhetorical, argumentative nature of conversational communication, using examples from psychotherapy, management and everyday life.Trade Review`I like this book, will recommend it to colleagues and students, and expect it to become a staple citation in articles and books I publish... Sometimes books an academic reads enable a person to make connections among previously disconnected pieces of experience, recurring preferences and passions, and particular life decisions. Reading Conversational Realities accomplished this for me... it is theoretically rich, philosophically thoughtful and experientially evocative′ - Human Studies `[An] immensely thoughtful, informative and persuasive treatment of the "rhetorical-responsive version of social constructionism" via an eclectic blend of, principally, European and American linguistics, philosophy and social psychology... Shotter′s book is most important for continuing the work begun by Billig and others bringing recognition via recollection to the rhetorical corpus. He claims to target his recovery of these materials toward psychologists; readers in related disciplines will certainly also benefit′ - Discourse & Society `This book is fascinating... It is important for several reasons. First, it provides an overview of an approach to the social sciences known as social constructionism... Second, Shotter maintains that the fundamental human reality is persons in conversations... Third, Shotter is concerned with practical implications, not just theoretical conceptions′ - Studies in Second Language AcquisitionTable of ContentsIntroduction A Rhetorical-Responsive Version of Social Constructionism PART ONE: A RHETORICAL-RESPONSIVE VERSION OF SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM The Conversational Background of Social Life Beyond Representation Situating Social Constructionism Knowing `From Within′ Dialogue and Rhetoric in the Construction of Social Relations PART TWO: REALISM, THE IMAGINARY AND A WORLD OF EVENTS The Limits of Realism Social Life and the Imaginary Linguistic Relativity in a World of Events PART THREE: CONVERSATIONAL REALITIES In Search of a Past Therapeutic Re-Authoring Real and Counterfeit Constructions in Interpersonal Relations The Manager as a Practical Author Conversations for Action Rhetoric and the Recovery of Civil Society Epilogue Rhetorical-Responsive Social Constructionism in Summary Form Afterword - Roy Bhaskar
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HardPress Publishing Works and Life Imag Conversations Ser 2 the Pentameron 1876 1
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Whale & Star Press The Conversations
Book SynopsisIn the mid-1990s philosopher and cultural critic Richard Whittaker founded the art journal Works and Conversations to fill a gap in the contemporary discourse. Conversations with important artists have played a central role in the magazine. This work brings together what Whittaker considers the sixteen most relevant interviews.
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iUniverse Conversations
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Columbia University Press Conversations
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsPreface1. Conversation with Andrew Solomon2. Conversation with Evan Osnos3. Conversation with Tim Marlow4. Conversation with Amale Andraos and Carol Becker5. Conversation with Vivian Yee6. Conversation with Nicholas BaumeContributor Biographies
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Columbia University Press Conversations
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsPreface1. Conversation with Andrew Solomon2. Conversation with Evan Osnos3. Conversation with Tim Marlow4. Conversation with Amale Andraos and Carol Becker5. Conversation with Vivian Yee6. Conversation with Nicholas BaumeContributor Biographies
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Karnac Books Conversations
Book SynopsisChristopher Bollas presents us with a new literary form in his Conversations: twenty-three unique dialogues to captivate, amuse, and inspire. The psychoanalyst Paula Heimann asked: ‘Who is speaking? To whom? About what? And why now?’ We speak with the voice and position of many others – mothers, fathers, siblings, teachers – and ordinary conversation therefore stages the history of our interpersonal engagements. Heimann’s questions also apply when we talk to ourselves, and our inner dialogues reveal the hidden genius of our private world in which we are both actor and audience, poet and reader, politician and electorate. It's quite a ride, and an art form all of its own.Trade ReviewChristopher Bollas brings a psychoanalytic and absurdist mind to ordinary conversations, lifting them into a form akin to theatre. Funny, larky, and existential, Bollas turns the private inside out and these exchanges voice the surprising, yet recognisable, inner feelings of our contemporary moment. -- Mona SimpsonBollas invites the fascinating possibility that psychoanalysis is akin to poetic conjecture Why am I here What are we doing in this room together I don’t know I don’t know Could it be Why me Mama Papa This funny sad book wanders through the everyday and reflects on the nothingness of being Disappearing down the drains - the uncanny fear of the loss of self. Terror Why me Why me -- Anish KapoorTable of ContentsContents Brand new Can I help you? It feels good Customer relations Shopping Memories are made of this On board Reading Looking through the window The overall situation What is happening? Do I look stupid? Along came a spider The man with no worries What is it? Cyberspace On the same page Self with other Should we enter? The delay A thought searching for a thinker Being and nothingness So I went down to shop Afternote
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University of Minnesota Press Infinite Conversation
Book SynopsisMaurice Blanchot here sustains a dialogue with a number of thinkers, including Kafka, Pascal, Nietzsche, Brecht, and Camus, who are central to the history of Western thought and who have influenced virtually all the themes that inflect contemporary literary and philosophical debate.Table of ContentsPlural speech (the speech of writing); the limit experience; the absence of the book (the neutral, the fragmentary).
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Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) Living Forms of the Imagination
Book SynopsisReligious belief requires imaginative engagement. If this is not to be confused with fantasy or wish fulfilment, we need some account of how the imagination can be used through images of salvation: symbols and sacred narratives. This book argues that the concept of imagination must play a core role in an anti-reductionist account.Trade ReviewThis is an impressively learned book. Imagination is a central component of humanity's encounter with the world. Imagination can lea to conversion of heart and empowerment for action. While the author's retrieval of Platonism and Romanticism may not answer fundamental contemporary issues in belief, it is very suggestive of new avenues of how to deal with the crisis of belief and unbelief. * Catholic Library World *[A] rich and eloquent study. * Religious Studies *Impressively, Hedley succeeds in bringing together the various strands of the history of philosophy, art, and literature from antiquity to the present time. (Bloomsbury Translation) * Theologische Rundschau *Living Forms of the Imagination is a remarkably learned book, wide-ranging in the philosophical, literary and theological discussions it broaches. * The Way *Douglas Hedley has aroused substantive and substantial expectations in his earlier books and articles. I know my own graduate students in religion and the arts to have drunk deeply from his wells, in particular his book on Coleridge. With this, his first volume in a trilogy of books on the religious imagination, he not only exacerbates those expectations but, more importantly, instaurates plenary delivery on them. Thus with this book he launches the first craft of this trilogical convoy, and what a flotilla it promises to be (perhaps, once again, Britannia rules the waves?)! One's greatest hope for a book as important as this one is that it will find, or create, competent readers...My earnest advice to the reader, in closing, is to discount this and other reviews and read Douglas Hedley's magisterial book for yourself. You will be instructed, your thought will be challenged (as has mine), and you will 'afterthink' him for years to come. * Modern Theology *Overall Hedley presents an elegantly composed study which reads well and traces its argument to the conclusion that the imagination is a place to encounter both deity and humanity. The indices allow quick/easy access to the many well-informed contexts which feature brilliant individual observations. However, in my opinion, the ultimate importance of Hedley's publication can be found elsewhere. Namely, it ties in with the current discussion on Bildtheorie - the theory of images [or pictures]. There, one distinguishes between an analytical, a phenomenological and an anthropological approach. * Theologische Literaturzeitung *Nuanced, lucid and scholarly work...this book is a welcome reminder of the full panoply of human resources for revealing God. -- Donald J. Dietrich, Boston College, USALiving Forms of the Imagination is a compelling, erudite articulation and defense of the indispensable cognitive value of the imagination in the philosophy of nature and God. Elegantly written, this book draws on Platonic and Romantic traditions to create a brilliant challenge to contemporary, reductive naturalists and those who, following Ryle, advance a deflationary account of the imagination. This book is essential reading for those interested in the imagination, epistemology, naturalism, and the philosophy of religion. -- Charles Taliaferro, Professor of Philosophy, St. Olaf College, MN, USAMentioned in new books of the week in Times Higher Education Supplement, 24 January 2008Table of ContentsReligion, Romanticism and Imagining Modernity; The Concept of Imagination; The Experience of God; Religion: Illusion or Legitimate Longing; The Problems of Metaphysics; Myths, Dreams and other Stories; Inspired Images, Angels and the Imaginal World; Social Imaginary.
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