Lectures On Imagination by Paul Ricoeur
A set of philosophical reflections that reconceives imagination as a productive power mediating between perception, memory, language, and action. Through inquiries into image, metaphor, and narrative, it shows how imaginative redescription opens new possibilities of meaning and reorients practical understanding. It also probes the social and ethical stakes of the imaginary—such as ideology, utopia, critique, and hope—while engaging classical and phenomenological perspectives to explain how images and stories shape subjectivity, interpretation, and the horizon of human action.
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