Rethinking Interiority

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Rethinking Interiority

Author	: Elodie Boublil
File Size	: 51,6 Mb
Publisher	: State University of New York Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 June 2023
ISBN	: 9781438493145
Pages	: 320 pages

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Rethinking Interiority by Elodie Boublil Book PDF Summary

A philosophical exploration of the concept of interiority, Rethinking Interiority presents readers with its unmined aspects and senses, including ideas of an inner world and life, personal identity, auto-affection, and its social and political dimensions as well as its ethical possibilities. Internationally recognized scholars and philosophers investigate figures in the history of phenomenology as well as recent developments in psychology and the neurosciences to uncover not only the depths of interiority but also how it comes to connect with and structure external reality. Western and Eastern philosophical positions are addressed, creating a fruitful dialogue in which readers are invited to participate.

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