Art and Craft of Applique by Juliet Bawden

Art and Craft of Applique by Juliet Bawden

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Art and Craft of Applique by Juliet Bawden

In an analytical yet increasingly intimate conversation, A Passion for Specificity: Confronting Inner Experience in Literature and Science investigates the differences between experience as conveyed in literature and experience as apprehended through scientific method. Can experiences be shared? How much do language and metaphor shape experiential reports? Where is the dividing line between a humanistic and a scientific approach to experience? In a series of exchanges, Marco Caracciolo and Russell Hurlburt demonstrate that those are necessarily personal issues, and they don't flinch-they relentlessly examine whether Caracciolo's presuppositions distort his understanding of reading experiences and whether Hurlburt's attachment to the method he invented causes him to take an overly narrow view of experience. Delving ever more personally, they aim Hurlburt's experience sampling methods-beeping people to discover what was in their stream of inner experience at the moment immediately before the beep-at Caracciolo's own experiences, an exercise that puts Caracciolo's presuppositions to the test and leads him to discover things about experience (his own and literature's) that he had thought impossible.

A Passion for Specificity, with its personal revelations, unexpected twists, and confrontational style, reads like an epistolary novel, but it is a serious exploration of ideas at the heart of literature and science. It is a thoughtful attempt at advancing the emerging cognitive humanities, clarifying a number of core issues in the cross-pollination of literature, psychology, philosophy, and consciousness science.

Juliet Bawden is the author of numerous successful craft and children's books. A former fashion and textile designer, she has presented and contributed to craft programs on both radio and television, in addition to working as a freelance journalist. She lives in England.
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ISBN 13 9780802114556
ISBN 10 0802114555
Title Art and Craft of Applique
Author Juliet Bawden
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Grove Press / Atlantic Monthly Press
Year published 2018-02-20
Number of pages 144
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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