Bachelard: A Philosophy of Imagination and 'The Poetics of Space' with Katherine Everitt

Katherine Everitt joins Adam and Craig to celebrate the brilliance, creativity, and uniqueness of Bachelard's phenomenology of the imagination. We explore the nuances of Bachelard's meditations on the image and the imagination with references to Kant, Hegel, Jung, Deleuze, and James Hillman.
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[@nate_roc1295]

This was a helpful discussion. Eye opening in what Bachelard is implicating with the idea of space. It reminds me of the Taoist ground of being in presence/absence. Any thoughts on doing an episode on Bachelard’s Psychoanalysis of Fire?

[@joeyrufo]

I feel like this guy had a lot figured out! Excited to carry on his work! 😁

[@jero4059]

Great discussion. Not cheesey at all. I recommend.

[@natepetersen1508]

"'Awakening' means that the intrinsic reality of the mind [as suchness] is free from conceiving. To be free from the characteristics of conceiving is to be identical to the realm of space: it is to be all-pervasive." from The Treatise on Awakening Mahayana Faith (1.2.1)

[@quasar5163]

Perhaps Henri Lefebvre and The Production of Space would be an interesting sequel?

[@ShadinCore]

48:11 damn 😰craig's hero origins revealed

[@AcidHorizon]

True if big!

[@clumsydad7158]

never heard of him, ty

[@joeyrufo]

Isn't "dynamic" kind of an equivalent word to dialectic in some sense?

[@joeyrufo]

1:05:18 it looks like you're trying to paint metaphysics on space. Sorta like how our visual system "paints" "color" onto our visual field. This "color" exists only in your mind, but you can recreate it *with* your mind, and you can't kill the Cartesian Demon, but this recreation of your "qualia" should be enough to recreate a similar qualia in most observers, right?

[@sawtoothiandi]

[stuff is good ,and stuff]

[@adamh9579]

could someone help me to find this "twitter theory community" that you referred to :)

[@AcidHorizon]

just follow us: @acidhorizonpod

[@nyroysa]

"Which Bachelard?" - Jacques Derrida

[@totonow6955]

Space... time? Part of one another?