This philosopher compared and contrasted various falls, such as Satan's nine-day fall in Paradise Lost, to Thomas De Quincey's fall in his Confessions, to show that "verticality" is a component of a human's "ascensional" psyche.
This philosopher compared and contrasted various falls, such as Satan's nine-day fall in Paradise Lost, to Thomas De Quincey's fall in his Confessions, to show that "verticality" is a component of a human's "ascensional" psyche. He catalogued all instances of violence against animals in the book The Songs of Maldoror to show that Lautreamont exhibited a "phenomenology of aggression." This philosopher distinguished between "formal," "material," and "dynamic" components of the human imagination in his "essay on the imagination of movement". This philosopher's book Air and Dreams is one of many to discuss the power of "reverie." In his most read work, this philosopher presents a topoanalysis of a building by constructing a psychological polarity between the attic and the cellar. For 10 points, name this French philosopher who analyzed the domestic house in The Poetics of Space.
This philosopher compared and contrasted various falls, such as Satan's nine-day fall in Paradise Lost, to Thomas De Quincey's fall in his Confessions, to show that "verticality" is a component of a human's "ascensional" psyche.
Gaston Bachelard