Essay On the Creative Imagination
Essay On the Creative Imagination
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Thus, the religion of the Romans peopledthe universe with an innumerable quantity of genii. No object, no act, no detail, but had its own presiding genius. There was one forgerminating grain, for sprouting grain, for grain in flower, forblighted grain; for the door, its hinges, its lock, etc. There was amyriad of misty, formless entities. This is animism arrested at itsfirst stage; abstraction has killed imagination.
Who created those legends and tales of adventure constituting thesubject-matte...r of mythology? Probably inspired individuals, priests orprophets. They came perhaps from dreams, hallucinations, insaneattacks--they are derived from several sources. Whatever their origin, they are the work of imaginative minds _par excellence_ (we shall studythem later) who, confronted with any event whatever, must, because oftheir nature, construct a romance.
Besides analogy, this imaginative creation has as its principal sourcethe associational form already described under the name "constellation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, the religion of the Romans peopledthe universe with an innumerable quantity of genii. No object, no act, no detail, but had its own presiding genius. There was one forgerminating grain, for sprouting grain, for grain in flower, forblighted grain; for the door, its hinges, its lock, etc. There was amyriad of misty, formless entities. This is animism arrested at itsfirst stage; abstraction has killed imagination.
Who created those legends and tales of adventure constituting thesubject-matte...r of mythology? Probably inspired individuals, priests orprophets. They came perhaps from dreams, hallucinations, insaneattacks--they are derived from several sources. Whatever their origin, they are the work of imaginative minds _par excellence_ (we shall studythem later) who, confronted with any event whatever, must, because oftheir nature, construct a romance.
Besides analogy, this imaginative creation has as its principal sourcethe associational form already described under the name "constellation.
What to read after Essay On the Creative Imagination?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ribot, Th. (Théodule), 1839-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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