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Publication Name
Indiana University Press
ISBN
9780253218971
Book Title
World at a Glance
Book Series
Studies in Continental Thought Ser.
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Item Length
9.2 in
Publication Year
2007
Format
Perfect
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.3 in
Author
Edward S. Casey
Genre
Philosophy, Psychology
Topic
Epistemology, Movements / Phenomenology, Cognitive Psychology & Cognition
Item Weight
25.5 Oz
Item Width
6.1 in
Number of Pages
520 Pages

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Publisher
Indiana University Press
ISBN-10
0253218977
ISBN-13
9780253218971
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Book Title
World at a Glance
Number of Pages
520 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Epistemology, Movements / Phenomenology, Cognitive Psychology & Cognition
Publication Year
2007
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Philosophy, Psychology
Author
Edward S. Casey
Book Series
Studies in Continental Thought Ser.
Format
Perfect

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Item Height
1.3 in
Item Weight
25.5 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.1 in

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2006-028119
Reviews
"In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today." -- Stephen Watson, University of Notre Dame, In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today., The World at a Glance is... a challenging book, in every positive sense of the word.... The book's analyses are simultaneously wide-ranging and incredibly detailed, reflecting, no doubt intentionally, the very diversity and singularity of its subject matter.... Casey's work is effortlessly interdisciplinary, drawing on and responding to ideas from psychology, ecology, and art history. Yet while Casey's thinking is always informed by that of others, he develops a truly original line of inquiry., "The World at a Glance is... a challenging book, in every positive sense of the word.... The book's analyses are simultaneously wide-ranging and incredibly detailed, reflecting, no doubt intentionally, the very diversity and singularity of its subject matter.... Casey's work is effortlessly interdisciplinary, drawing on and responding to ideas from psychology, ecology, and art history. Yet while Casey's thinking is always informed by that of others, he develops a truly original line of inquiry." -Continental Philosophy Review, "Elegantly written, this book, its erudition formidable, offers the reader an encyclopedic glance into a treasure-trove of information and knowledge bearing on vision: material in cinema studies, architecture, art criticism, world history, anthropology, urban studies, psychology, psychoanalysis, literature, and the natural sciences, as well as philosophy. To venture into its beckoning pages of stories is to undertake a richly rewarding journey, glancing at the world through configurations of time and space.Vol. IV.1 April 2009"--David Kleinberg-Levin, Hyperion ". . . Notable for its breadth and depth, the present title examines the range of information that one absorbs in rapid glances, i.e., 'blink of an eye' experiences that characterize visual interaction with the world. Looking at familiar, everyday events as well as examples from ancient history, linguistics, literature, art, photography, and ethics, Casey develops a narrative that will fascinate anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, and their interaction in the construction of the perceptual world. Even neuroscientists will appreciate the notion that enduring emotional and cognitive experiences are built from momentary visual impressions. . . . Essential."-- Choice "The World at a Glance is . . . a challenging book, in every positive sense of the word. . . . The book's analyses are simultaneously wide-ranging and incredibly detailed, reflecting, no doubt intentionally, the very diversity and singularity of its subject matter. . . . Casey's work is effortlessly interdisciplinary, drawing on and responding to ideas from psychology, ecology, and art history. Yet while Casey's thinking is always informed by that of others, he develops a truly original line of inquiry."-- Continental Philosophy Review "In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today."--Stephen Watson, University of Notre Dame, . . . Notable for its breadth and depth, the present title examines the range of information that one absorbs in rapid glances, i.e., 'blink of an eye' experiences that characterize visual interaction with the world. Looking at familiar, everyday events as well as examples from ancient history, linguistics, literature, art, photography, and ethics, Casey develops a narrative that will fascinate anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, and their interaction in the construction of the perceptual world. Even neuroscientists will appreciate the notion that enduring emotional and cognitive experiences are built from momentary visual impressions. . . . Essential., Elegantly written, this book, its erudition formidable, offers the reader an encyclopedic glance into a treasure-trove of information and knowledge bearing on vision: material in cinema studies, architecture, art criticism, world history, anthropology, urban studies, psychology, psychoanalysis, literature, and the natural sciences, as well as philosophy. To venture into its beckoning pages of stories is to undertake a richly rewarding journey, glancing at the world through configurations of time and space.--David Kleinberg-Levin"Hyperion" (01/01/2009), Elegantly written, this book, its erudition formidable, offers the reader an encyclopedic glance into a treasure-trove of information and knowledge bearing on vision: material in cinema studies, architecture, art criticism, world history, anthropology, urban studies, psychology, psychoanalysis, literature, and the natural sciences, as well as philosophy. To venture into its beckoning pages of stories is to undertake a richly rewarding journey, glancing at the world through configurations of time and space., "In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today." -Stephen Watson, University of Notre Dame, "Elegantly written, this book, its erudition formidable, offers the reader an encyclopedic glance into a treasure-trove of information and knowledge bearing on vision: material in cinema studies, architecture, art criticism, world history, anthropology, urban studies, psychology, psychoanalysis, literature, and the natural sciences, as well as philosophy. To venture into its beckoning pages of stories is to undertake a richly rewarding journey, glancing at the world through configurations of time and space." -David Kleinberg-Levin, Vol. IV.1 April 2009, "... Notable for its breadth and depth, the present title examines the range of information that one absorbs in rapid glances, i.e., 'blink of an eye' experiences that characterize visual interaction with the world. Looking at familiar, everyday events as well as examples from ancient history, linguistics, literature, art, photography, and ethics, Casey develops a narrative that will fascinate anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, and their interaction in the construction of the perceptual world. Even neuroscientists will appreciate the notion that enduring emotional and cognitive experiences are built from momentary visual impressions.... Essential." -- Choice, "Elegantly written, this book, its erudition formidable, offers the reader an encyclopedic glance into a treasure-trove of information and knowledge bearing on vision: material in cinema studies, architecture, art criticism, world history, anthropology, urban studies, psychology, psychoanalysis, literature, and the natural sciences, as well as philosophy. To venture into its beckoning pages of stories is to undertake a richly rewarding journey, glancing at the world through configurations of time and space." -- David Kleinberg-Levin, Vol. IV.1 April 2009, The World at a Glance is . . . a challenging book, in every positive sense of the word. . . . The book's analyses are simultaneously wide-ranging and incredibly detailed, reflecting, no doubt intentionally, the very diversity and singularity of its subject matter. . . . Casey's work is effortlessly interdisciplinary, drawing on and responding to ideas from psychology, ecology, and art history. Yet while Casey's thinking is always informed by that of others, he develops a truly original line of inquiry., " The World at a Glance is ... A challenging book, in every positive sense of the word. ... The book's analyses are simultaneously wide-ranging and incredibly detailed, reflecting, no doubt intentionally, the very diversity and singularity of its subject matter. The depth of Casey's knowledge of the history of philosophy is remarkable, and his commentaries on the writings of Benjamin, Heidegger, Levinas, Merleau-Ponty, and Derrida, to name just a few, are subtle and illuminating. ... Yet while Casey's thinking is always informed by that of others, he develops a truly original line of inquiry." - Continental Philosophy Review "In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today." Stephen Watson, University of Notre Dame, "... Notable for its breadth and depth, the present title examines the range of information that one absorbs in rapid glances, i.e., 'blink of an eye' experiences that characterize visual interaction with the world. Looking at familiar, everyday events as well as examples from ancient history, linguistics, literature, art, photography, and ethics, Casey develops a narrative that will fascinate anyone interested in philosophy, psychology, and their interaction in the construction of the perceptual world. Even neuroscientists will appreciate the notion that enduring emotional and cognitive experiences are built from momentary visual impressions.... Essential." -Choice, "In this remarkable and thorough book, Edward Casey again demonstrates why he is one of the most agile and penetrating practitioners of phenomenology working today." Stephen Watson, University of Notre Dame
Dewey Edition
22
Grade From
College Graduate Student
Dewey Decimal
121/.35
Table Of Content
Contents Acknowledgments Prologue: Regaining the Glance Introduction: Taking in the World at a Glance Part One: Approximating to the Glance 1. Getting into the Glance 2. Coming Closer to the Glance 3. Becoming and Being Oriented by the Glance 4. The Hegemony of the Gaze Part Two: Glancing Earlier and Farther Afield 5. The Glance in Ancient Athens 6. The Sudden, the Surprising, and the Wondrous: With Walter Benjamin on the Streets of Paris Coda Part Three: Getting Inside the Glance 7. The Singularity of the Glance 8. Glancing Time 9. Attending and Glancing Part Four: Praxis of the Glance 10. The Ethics of the Glance 11. The Natural Environment in a Glance 12. Glancing at the Image in Photography and Painting Concluding Thoughts: Catching Sight of Surprise Afterword: Families of the Glance and the Gaze Index
Synopsis
It will become a landmark study in phenomenology, philosophy, environmental philosophy, and the philosophy of mind., What happens when we glance around a room? How do we trust what we see in fleeting moments? In The World at a Glance, Edward S. Casey describes how glancing counts for more of human perception than previously imagined. An entire universe is perceived in a glance, but our quick and uncommitted attention prevents examination of these rapid acts and processes. While breaking down this paradox, Casey surveys the glance as an essential way by which we acquaint ourselves with the world. This experiential tour-de-force reveals what happens in a blink of an eye. It will become a landmark study in phenomenology, philosophy, environmental philosophy, and the philosophy of mind.
LC Classification Number
BF241.C37 2007
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Copyright Date
2007

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