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Practicing and Placing Imaginaries : Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Conceptual Ideas, and Case Studies.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hernandez, Gustavo Gutierrez, author.
Contributor:
Stackmann, Ulla.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Imagination.
Architecture.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (217 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bielefeld : transcript Verlag, 2025.
Summary:
The contributors to this volume explore the intertwined relationship of imagining and practicing from different fields of study (sociology, philosophy, literary and cultural studies), complementing practice and theoretical approaches with interdisciplinary insights into the entanglements of doings and imaginations. They build a bridge between sociological research and cultural studies and thus challenge perspectives which characterize imagining as an individual and solitary activity. Rather, imagining is situated and shaped by its placement in specific contexts and communities.
Contents:
Cover
Contents
Practicing and Imagining
Writing and Reading Imaginary Worlds
Imaging Authors and the Practice of Writing
Works Cited
Section I: Placing and Practicing Imagination
Imagining, Theorizing, and Academic Writing
Introduction
1. Placing Einbildungskraft
2. Praxeology as Negative Epistemology
3. An Empirical Desideratum
4. Writing Theory
5. Writing Practices and Epistemic Processes
Sight Beyond Site
Imagination and Experience: Who Knows Best?
Thinking Together: Alienation and Solidarity
The Rational Imagination: Situation, Speculation, Solidarity
Situated Imagination and Multiple Consciousness: Who Imagines What?
Conclusion
Thought Experiments
1. Introduction
2. The Structure of Thought Experiments
3. The Scenario is Imaginary
4. Thought Experiments as Imaginative Practices
5. The Dynamics Between Author and Reader
6. A Social Imaginative Practice: Interpretation, Discussion, and Variants
7. Conclusions Generated by AI.
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ISBN:
3-8394-7585-6
OCLC:
1514489347

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