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Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Owen Barfield: A Life in
Thought
The Forgetive Mind
A Barfield Glossary
A Barfield Chronology
Bibliography
Selections from the
Writings of Owen Barfield
Language and Literature
from
Poetic
Diction
Metaphor
Language and Poetry
The Making of Meaning
Verse
and Prose
from
History
in English Words
Imagination
from
The
Rediscovery of Meaning
The Harp and the Camera
Poetic
Diction and Legal Fiction
Selected
Short Passages
The Soul of the Past
The English Language
The Poet
A Felt Change of Consciousness
Poetic Imagination
Language and Meaning
The
Spirit of Poetry
Philosophy and Meaning
from
Saving
the Appearances
The Rainbow
Collective Representations
Figuration and Thinking
Original Participation
The Texture of Medieval
Thought
Before and After the Scientific
Revolution
The Development of Meaning
The Origin of Language
Symptoms of Iconoclasm
Final Participation
Saving
the Appearances
from
History,
Guilt, and Habit
History
of Ideas: Evolution of COnsciousness
from
Romanticism
Comes of Age
Thinking
and Thought
from
the Case for Anthroposophy
Concerning
the Nature of Spiritual Perception
Selected
Short Passages
Nature and Imagination
Natura Naturans and
Natura
Naturata
Instinct
Dashboard Knowledge
The Universe as Motor-Car
The Darwinian Hypothesis
Evolution of Consciousness
Mere Perception
Threefold
Organism
A Literature of His
Own
from
The
Silver Trumpet
The
Wedding
from
Orpheus
Orpheus's
Lament (Act II, scene ii)
from
This
Ever Diverse Pair
Tabula
in Naufragio
from
Worlds Apart
Discourse
by Sanderson
from
Unancestral
Voice
Flume's
Lecture
Three
Poems
Day
Fifty-Three
Owen
Barfield
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