| Popis: |
This work intends to clarify the relationship between the body and the imaginary. I will particularly look at the modalities through which the body produces the imaginary, unearthing yet another relation, which lies between the body and space. The imaginary, once crystallized, has its own function; in this sense, I will focus on its “return journey,” that is, on the effects it produces over the body. In order to clarify the field of affinities amongst the above-mentioned problems, I will use children’s games as a privileged site of observation. |
