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The Discovery of the Artificial

  • Cordeschi R
(2002)
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The essay traces the discovery of the imagination to Aristotle, treatise "de anima". It distinguishes two kinds of imagination discussed in this treatise, a commonplace and a radical one, and explores the relation of the latter to Kant's transcendental imagination.

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Cordeschi, R. (2002). The Discovery of the Artificial. Book.

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