Titlebook: Imaginative Participation; The Career of an Org Bedrich Baumann Book 1975 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1975 English literature.

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Imaginative Participation in Historye historians is . that of the past “as it actually happened” (“.”, Ranke) because human imagination is incapable of such re-creation. History is rather a process of examining records and survivals, and secondly, a way of “presenting the results of their imaginative reconstruction of that past in way

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Imaginative Participation in Literature and Dramaersonal documents: the . and . documents. They relate not to the adaptive but to the expressive (manner of performance) and projective (the content that is produced by this performance) aspect of human conduct. The artistic documents in general and the literary documents in particular are primarily

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land where I had taught two years at the University of Canter- bury in Christchurch. This work was begun after I left Europe. It is intended as contribution to contemporary sociological and social psy- chological theory, or theories. For a very long time in my native country I was intellectually a J

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ImaginationImagination seems to the present writer to encompass to varying degrees all the processes discussed in this study, marking their convergence. Imagination is, in a metaphorical sense, their least common denominator.

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Imaginative Participation in PsychiatryImaginative participation should be given some consideration in the theory of contemporary psychiatry and of related fields and areas, though the present study lays no claim to an expert knowledge of them and cannot deal with more special and technical issues. In its approach it has to be more selective than in the problems previously discussed.