Body and Image

International Studies in Philosophy Monograph Series:159-176 (2010)
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Abstract

The phenomenology of memory proposed here is structured around two questions: Of what are there memories? Whose memory is it? (Ricoeur, MHF, 3)in the margins of a critique of imagination, there has to be an uncoupling of imagination from memory . . . . (5–6)

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