Historicizing the Embodied Imagination in Early Modern English Literature
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Historicizing the Embodied Imagination in Early Modern English Literature
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Williams, Grant; Kaethler, Mark
Springer International Publishing AG
08/2024
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9783031550638
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1 Introduction: The Imagination and Image in Premodern Faculty Psychology.- Part I The Visual Imagination.- 2 The Imagination in Distress: Amoret's Brain and the Busyrane Factor in Spenser's Faerie Queene, Book 3.- 3 "If all the world could have seen't": Imagination and the Unseen in The Winter's Tale.- 4 The Iconoclastic Imagination: John Donne's Metaphysical Conceits.- Part II Sensory and Affective Imaginings.- 5 The Phenomenal Imagining Body in Shakespeare.- 6 Infected Fancies and Penetrative Poetics in The Rape of Lucrece.- 7 The "Imagination of Eating": The Role of the Imagination in Appetite Stimulation and Suppression.- Part III Artifice and the Mnemonic Imagination.- 8 Confronting Imagination in Langland, Spenser, and Bacon.- 9 The Feudal Art of Memory and the Treacherous Imagination: Coveting the Golden Phantasm in Mammon's House of Trade.- 10 Seeing God Through Spectacles: Donne's "Engines" of the Imagination.- 11 "A Work of Fancy": World-Making Imagination as an Art of Memory in Margaret Cavendish's Blazing World.- Part IV Higher Imaginings.- 12 Fantasy and the Imagined Music of the Spheres in Pericles.- 13 Reconciliation and Recreation at the Meeting Place for Opposites: Revisiting Donne's Imagined Corners.- 14 "I think h'as knocked his brains out": Unhealthy Imagination in The Atheist's Tragedy.- 15 From the Image of Christ to the Imagining of the Sovereign: Donne, Hobbes, and the Eclipse of Participation and Transformation.
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Imagination;Early Modern Literature;Cognition;Embodiment;Memory;Reason;Faculty Psychology;Drama;Poetic Image;Phantasm;Shakespeare;John Donne;Spenser
1 Introduction: The Imagination and Image in Premodern Faculty Psychology.- Part I The Visual Imagination.- 2 The Imagination in Distress: Amoret's Brain and the Busyrane Factor in Spenser's Faerie Queene, Book 3.- 3 "If all the world could have seen't": Imagination and the Unseen in The Winter's Tale.- 4 The Iconoclastic Imagination: John Donne's Metaphysical Conceits.- Part II Sensory and Affective Imaginings.- 5 The Phenomenal Imagining Body in Shakespeare.- 6 Infected Fancies and Penetrative Poetics in The Rape of Lucrece.- 7 The "Imagination of Eating": The Role of the Imagination in Appetite Stimulation and Suppression.- Part III Artifice and the Mnemonic Imagination.- 8 Confronting Imagination in Langland, Spenser, and Bacon.- 9 The Feudal Art of Memory and the Treacherous Imagination: Coveting the Golden Phantasm in Mammon's House of Trade.- 10 Seeing God Through Spectacles: Donne's "Engines" of the Imagination.- 11 "A Work of Fancy": World-Making Imagination as an Art of Memory in Margaret Cavendish's Blazing World.- Part IV Higher Imaginings.- 12 Fantasy and the Imagined Music of the Spheres in Pericles.- 13 Reconciliation and Recreation at the Meeting Place for Opposites: Revisiting Donne's Imagined Corners.- 14 "I think h'as knocked his brains out": Unhealthy Imagination in The Atheist's Tragedy.- 15 From the Image of Christ to the Imagining of the Sovereign: Donne, Hobbes, and the Eclipse of Participation and Transformation.
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