Author: Enrique Enriquez
Publisher: Eyecorner Press
ISBN: 9788792633217
Category : Body, Mind & Spirit
Languages : en
Pages : 314
Book Description
In these 2 volumes Enrique gathers fresh voices and sharp tongues to speak of the art of Tarot as the art of living magically. Forty-seven tarot luminaries (readers, historians, philosophers, magicians, and scientists alike) gather here to offer unique perspectives on what we can think of as divination with bones, human bones. Artists, deck creators, and modern-day neo-platonists follow Enrique's lead, letting themselves be enchanted by the piper at the gate of games. Some of the central questions that Enrique deals with are: do we read for the symbol, or the image? Do we read for the narrative that the cards create or their potential for transformation? Do we read for the plot, the poetry, or the formal properties? We find Enrique holding the torch and asking everybody the same questions: how do we experience the tarot? Through symbolic readings or through interacting with the image? While it is clear that he goes with the latter, he gives everyone a chance to state their preferences. But he doesn't stop there. He wants to see what the argument is for such preferences. What are the motivations in considering where images take us? How do the images do that? Why do we go to fortunetellers? My own contribution to this is to suggest that we read cards for the magic of narrative. We go to fortunetellers to see others play with our lives. Here are 47 of them. -- CAMELIA ELIAS, "HE RECO ME: ENRIQUE ENRIQUEZ'S POETICS OF DIVINATION"
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Author: Enrique Enriquez
Publisher: Eyecorner Press
ISBN: 9788792633217
Category : Body, Mind & Spirit
Languages : en
Pages : 314
Book Description
In these 2 volumes Enrique gathers fresh voices and sharp tongues to speak of the art of Tarot as the art of living magically. Forty-seven tarot luminaries (readers, historians, philosophers, magicians, and scientists alike) gather here to offer unique perspectives on what we can think of as divination with bones, human bones. Artists, deck creators, and modern-day neo-platonists follow Enrique's lead, letting themselves be enchanted by the piper at the gate of games. Some of the central questions that Enrique deals with are: do we read for the symbol, or the image? Do we read for the narrative that the cards create or their potential for transformation? Do we read for the plot, the poetry, or the formal properties? We find Enrique holding the torch and asking everybody the same questions: how do we experience the tarot? Through symbolic readings or through interacting with the image? While it is clear that he goes with the latter, he gives everyone a chance to state their preferences. But he doesn't stop there. He wants to see what the argument is for such preferences. What are the motivations in considering where images take us? How do the images do that? Why do we go to fortunetellers? My own contribution to this is to suggest that we read cards for the magic of narrative. We go to fortunetellers to see others play with our lives. Here are 47 of them. -- CAMELIA ELIAS, "HE RECO ME: ENRIQUE ENRIQUEZ'S POETICS OF DIVINATION"
Publisher: Eyecorner Press
ISBN: 9788792633217
Category : Body, Mind & Spirit
Languages : en
Pages : 314
Book Description
In these 2 volumes Enrique gathers fresh voices and sharp tongues to speak of the art of Tarot as the art of living magically. Forty-seven tarot luminaries (readers, historians, philosophers, magicians, and scientists alike) gather here to offer unique perspectives on what we can think of as divination with bones, human bones. Artists, deck creators, and modern-day neo-platonists follow Enrique's lead, letting themselves be enchanted by the piper at the gate of games. Some of the central questions that Enrique deals with are: do we read for the symbol, or the image? Do we read for the narrative that the cards create or their potential for transformation? Do we read for the plot, the poetry, or the formal properties? We find Enrique holding the torch and asking everybody the same questions: how do we experience the tarot? Through symbolic readings or through interacting with the image? While it is clear that he goes with the latter, he gives everyone a chance to state their preferences. But he doesn't stop there. He wants to see what the argument is for such preferences. What are the motivations in considering where images take us? How do the images do that? Why do we go to fortunetellers? My own contribution to this is to suggest that we read cards for the magic of narrative. We go to fortunetellers to see others play with our lives. Here are 47 of them. -- CAMELIA ELIAS, "HE RECO ME: ENRIQUE ENRIQUEZ'S POETICS OF DIVINATION"
The Southwestern Reporter
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Languages : en
Pages : 1336
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Pages : 1336
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The New-method Speller
Author: Warren H. Sadler
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Category : Spellers
Languages : en
Pages : 120
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Languages : en
Pages : 120
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Pages : 48
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The weekly source of African American political and entertainment news.
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Pages : 48
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The weekly source of African American political and entertainment news.
The Lutheran Observer
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Category : Baltimore (Md.)
Languages : en
Pages : 1686
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Languages : en
Pages : 1686
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Boyer's Royal dictionary abridged ... The eighteenth edition, carefully corrected and improved ... By J. C. Prieur
Author: Abel BOYER
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Languages : en
Pages : 408
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Pages : 408
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A new French and English Lexicon ... preceded by a compendious Key, that shows how to find out the meaning of any part of speech, etc. Nouveau Lexique Français Anglais, etc
Author: Marin J. George de La Voye
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Pages : 528
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Pages : 528
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The Southern Reporter
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Languages : en
Pages : 2106
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Languages : en
Pages : 2106
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The Northwestern Reporter
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Languages : en
Pages : 1178
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Languages : en
Pages : 1178
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Revenue Decisions
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Languages : en
Pages : 602
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Languages : en
Pages : 602
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