A passion for specificity : confronting inner experience in literature and science /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Columbus :
The Ohio State University Press,
[2016]
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| Series: | Cognitive approaches to culture.
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Table of Contents:
- In which Marco asks Russ about reading, but he responds about presuppositions
- Russ performs a small study that surprises Marco
- Russ presumes to identify Marco's presuppositions
- Marco's questionnaire and a "boot-like" sentence
- Contrasting broad experience and pristine experience, with Amsterdam as an example
- In which Marco sends Russ his paper on the experience of reading Mccarthy's The road; Russ hesitates but then critiques it
- Phenomena and how to explore them
- In which Marco rankles at Russ's emphasis on delusion, and they discuss the existence of experience
- Great Expectations and genies reveal something about knowing others' experience
- Pristine experience, broad experience, presuppositions, and tendencies; Russ challenges James Joyce
- On the adulteration of pristine experience
- Phenomena, adulteration, apples, and turkey
- Pristine experience: broad experience :: phenomena : not phenomena
- Phenomena, mental states, judgments, and hunger
- Getting even more personal
- Similarity and familiarity, scams, and the fight to the death
- Marco wears the beeper
- Ultimately personal: twenty-four moments of Marco's pristine experience
- A very small quibble on wording
- Salient characteristics of Marco's experience as characterized by Russ
- Two more quibbles on wording
- Where Russ transitions back to the general
- Feeling hooks inside one's chest; metaphor and experience
- Metaphor tables
- Retrospective prospections
- In lieu of a conclusion.
