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"Approaching William Blake's Fourfold Vision through Cognitive Theory and Enlightenment Philosophy"

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“Now I a fourfold vision see,/And a fourfold vision is given to me” wrote William Blake to his friend, Thomas Butts. Fourfold Vision features prominently in Blake’s work after c. 1800 in both his painting and poetry. I will examine this concept through the frames of Enlightenment philosophy, and recent developments in cognitive theory in order to bring out what I term ‘the concepts cognitive incentive’.

This talk is part of the Wolfson College Lunchtime Seminar Series - Wednesdays of Full Term series.

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