Une histoire de machines, de vampires et de fous

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Analyse de la perception au travers des notions d'invisible et d'intangible. L'auteur envisage une phénoménologie imaginaire, voire de l'imaginaire : les anges, l'homme invisible, le yéti, Dracula, et même Dieu sont des êtres possibles, ayant de fait une portée ontologique.

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