Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
281
Language
English
Published
Sep 15, 1990
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
ISBN-10
0226713326
ISBN-13
9780226713328
Description
In this volume, readers are invited to explore the intricate relationship between time and narrative through the lens of Paul Ricoeur's philosophical insights. The authors delve into the ways narratives shape our understanding of time, offering a rich tapestry of ideas that bridge literature, history, and philosophy. Through comprehensive analysis, they examine how narratives help individuals make sense of their experiences and the temporal world around them.
The dialogue between temporality and storytelling unfolds as Ricoeur's theories are unpacked and expanded, allowing readers to engage with complex concepts in an accessible manner. The collaborative effort of the authors enhances the exploration, providing diverse perspectives that enrich the reader's journey through the realms of time and narrative.
The dialogue between temporality and storytelling unfolds as Ricoeur's theories are unpacked and expanded, allowing readers to engage with complex concepts in an accessible manner. The collaborative effort of the authors enhances the exploration, providing diverse perspectives that enrich the reader's journey through the realms of time and narrative.
Genres
History
Philosophy