The wake of imagination: Ideas of creativity in Western culture

Richard Kearney

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The author takes us on a voyage of discovery that leads from Eden to Fellini, from paradise to parody - plotting the various models of the imagination as Hebraic, Greek, medieval, Romantic, existential and post-modern.

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