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Algis Mickunas, PhD (Author) – Professor, Department of Philosophy, Ohio University, Ohio, USA
Series: World Philosophy
BISAC: PHI013000; PHI018000
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52305/MREB8486
Events in the contemporary world are available through a great variety of media and most of them consist of images, seemingly reflecting some “reality”. Yet there is no clear understanding what constitutes reflection, image, cultural symbolic designs and who is the reflecting Self. The text investigates the difference between visuality, images, vision and the different concepts of reality which are at the base of our understanding of the great varieties of means for reflection – from theological to technical.
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Introduction
Chapter 1. Birth of Philosophy
Chapter 2. Visuality-Vision: The World of Images
Chapter 3. Soul: Reflective Medium
Chapter 4. Accessing First Philosophies
Chapter 5. The Birth of Modern Western Awareness
Chapter 6. The Self in the Iron Age
Chapter 7. The Self and its Disruption
Chapter 8. Transcendental Reflection
Chapter 9. Comparative Life Worlds
Conclusion
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