Scintillations: an introduction to the volume

Patricia Trutty-Coohill

3-9

Creative philosophizing

Tying Tymieniecka's "Imaginatio creatrix" to the moral experience of life

Carmen Cozma

13-29

Creative imagination, openness, and music

Roberto Wu

31-39

Bachelard and Merleau-Ponty

Is a cosmic flesh of the world feigned or disclosed by imagination?

Annabelle Dufourcq

43-58

Dream and semblance

The play of art and life

Brian Grassom

59-71

Ben Okri's "The landscapes within" (1981)

The "Unfinished story"

Rosemary Gray

73-82

The phenomenology of the creative imagination

Philo of Alexandria and Ibn 'Arabi

Marie Antonios Sassine

83-92

Paul Klee's unbound creativity

Marcella Tarozzi Goldsmith

93-101

Ruach Hakodesh

The epiphanic and cosmic nature of imagination in the art of Michael Jackson and his influence on my image-making

Constance Pierce

103-133

My living body

The zero point of nature-mind and the horizon of creative imagination

Daniel J. Hughes

137-165

Knowledge and the lifeworld

Phenomenological-transcendental investigations

Witold Płotka

167-177

Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Paul Klee

Toward the roots of creative imagination and its cosmic dimension

Lucia Angelino

181-195

Eternal noon

Alira Ashvo-Muñoz

197-207

American walk

Imagining between earth and sky

Lena Hopsch

209-217

Eternal recurrence and Nietzsche's Halcyon progeny

Kimiyo Murata-Soraci

219-225

Memory fields, attention, and the resonance of narrative

Rebecca Painter

227-252

The eternal return

Time and timelessness in P. D. Ouspensky's "Strange life of Ivan Osokin" and Mircea Eliade's "The secret of Dr. Honigberger"

Bruce Ross

253-261

Kant's antinomies concerning the world problem starting from Cassirer-Heidegger's debate in Davos (1929)

Guelfo Carbone

265-274

Cosmology in H. D.'s "Trilogy"

Poetics, logos and trace

William Melaney

275-289

The naturalistic axiology of Holmes Rolston III

Leszek Pyra

291-295

Scientific creativity in Malay cosmology

A phenomenological perspective

Samian

297-308

Three cosmic poets

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Rabindranath Tagore and Ezenwa-Ohaeto, and cosmic nature of imagination

Tony Afejuku

311-319

A short study of "Jisei" (swan songs)

Death, cosmos and its transmigration

Kiyoko Ogawa, Tadashi Ogawa

321-333

Fusing with nature and the cosmos

Shamanic elements in the art of Akiko and Pablo Cesar Amaringo

Bruce Ross

335-343

Hegel and "The sea of ice"

Andrew J. Svedlow

345-350

Cosmic ruminations

The creative imagination, imagined experience, and the lure of distant horizons

Weiss

351-359

A phenomenological approach to earth oblivion and human unbalance in "koyaanisqatsi"

Victor G. Rivas López

361-379