دانلود کتاب Getting the Blues: Vision and Cognition in the Middle Ages (Medieval Interventions)

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Cover
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: Color, Cognition, and Criticism
Notes
References
Part 1. Seeing Color
Chapter 1. Thinking About Seeing, Fast and Slow
The Site of Sight in Cligès
Festina Lente
The Setting Son
Sight at First Love
Alexander’s Tragic Theory of Vision
The Discourse of True Love
The Eye of the Problem
The Sense of Fire
But Does It Work in Theory?
Our Confused Inner Opticist
But Back to That Arrow
Autrement dire le m’estuet
Notes
References
Chapter 2. The Colors of Irony
The Blank Stag
An Empty Suit
Idealess Green Colors
What’s in a Name?
Un chevalier sans divertissement
Notes
References
Coda to Part 1: I See a Blityri!
There Was No First Scientist
First Ideas
Bonne atmosphère!
Variations on a Thema
Developmental Themata
Platonic Themata
Thematic Origins of Naturalism
The Cognitive Ease of Grammatical Platonism
Speaking Otherwise About Medieval Platonism
Envoi to Part 2: Socrates est blavus (Socrates Is Blue)
Notes
References
Part 2. Naming Color
Chapter 3. Britain’s Missing Shade of Blue
A Tale of Many Marys
Polychromy and Color Terms
Medieval Mary
A Spectrum of Britains
Blue Britain
Green Britain
Yellow Britain
White Britain
Hairy Britain
Black Britain
Shiny Britain
Britain Gets the Blues
Notes
References
Chapter 4. Blue Mythology
“Our Old Romances”: The Lancelot-Grail Cycle Texts
Edition of the Sad Britain Passage
The Sad Britain Passage
A Confusion of Britains
A Metalepsis of Britains
From Britannia to Bretaigne
Arthurian Crossings
A Tropics of Metalepsis
Bloie Bretaigne in the Lancelot-Grail Cycle
The History of the Holy Grail: Contretemps and Salvific History
The Prose Merlin: Praefulget quod non visitur
The Merlin Vulgate Continuation: Great and Beastly Britain
The Merlin Vulgate Continuation, Alpha Version: Sad Britain
Envoi to the Coda to Part 2: Acts of Literature
Notes
References
Coda to Part 2: Mood Bloi
Metalepsis on Trial
Non-intentional Metalepsis
Agents and Others
Searle’s Suffering, Coloring Cogito
Transgressing the Boundaries
Notes
References
Index