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A passion for specificity : confronting inner experience in literature and science / Marco Caracciolo and Russell T. Hurlburt ; with a foreword by Eric Schwitzgebel.
Author
Caracciolo, Marco
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Columbus : The Ohio State University Press, [2016]
©2016
Description
xi, 327 pages ; 24 cm.
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Firestone Library - Stacks
PN56.P93 C37 2016
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Subject(s)
Psychology and literature
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Literature
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Philosophy
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Experience in literature
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Literature and science
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Introspection
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Philosophy of mind
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Author
Hurlburt, Russell T.
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Writer of foreword
Schwitzgebel, Eric
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Series
Cognitive approaches to culture
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Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-322) and index.
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.
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ISBN
9780814213209 ((printed case ; : alk. paper))
0814213200 ((printed case ; : alk. paper))
LCCN
2016032780
OCLC
945029849
Other standard number
40026744347
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