```tracker searchType: frontmatter searchTarget: weight folder: daily notes line: title: Weight Tracker yAxisLabel: weight lineColor: blue ``` ## Note on Hopkins https://read.readwise.io/filter/category%3Apdf/split/triage_status/later/read/01j2b46ab9vpe5we7bx8nt1q3a - might [[the pleasure]] we get be from experiencing our self doing and not being completely aware or in control of what gets imagined next. ### Atomic Notes [[Aesthetic Engagement, according to Hopkins]] ### Imagining and the Phenomenology of Discovery, According to Hopkins Prompt: Critically examine [[the author]]'s claim that imagining lacks the "phenomenology of distal overflow" necessary for genuine aesthetic engagement. Are there potential counterexamples? Context: [[The author]] argues that imagined objects do not seem to promise [[more than]] what is immediately grasped, which he claims is crucial for aesthetic engagement. Potential Links/Tags: Phenomenology of [[aesthetic experience]], limits of imagination, aesthetic discovery # Italian [[Bret Easton Ellis]] ![[attachments/Glamorama by [[[[Bret Easton Ellis]]]].epub]] ![[attachments/[[[[Bret Easton Ellis]]]] [[[[Lunar Park]]]].epub]] # Old and New Paper Prompts ## Old Here is a philosophical text. Please could you give me a very very very very very detailed bullet point summary, made up of a mixture quotes and paraphrases of all the ideas contained in it. The summary you give me should not leave out any details, and it should respect the headings and subheadings of the text. this should be suitable for professional academic philosophers. For this answer/these answers, and all of your answers going forward, follow this procedure: For your answer, please think about it in a vast amount of detail, step-by-step within <thinking></thinking> tags. Then, provide your [[final answer]] within <answer></answer> tags. then move onto the next answer. go into a large amount of detail. your [[final answer]](s) should be in very very very detailed bullet points within subsections within sections. All text within the answer tags should be written in markdown that i can easily copy past to obsidian. Headings and sub headings (sub sub, etc.) should be formatted with #, ##, ### etc. There should be a line break between your thinking and your answering for each question. Important message going forward. Whenever I ask you about [[the contents]] of this text/these texts. Please answer [[the question]] AND ALSO provide a quote comprising of at least four sentences from the text which includes the part of the text that backs up [[what you]] are saying. I want at least four sentences so i can see the context within which the key information is presented by the author. Please be careful to always quote FULL sentences, not just parts of them. The quote should be formatted as a block quote in markdown and include page numbers, and, in the case of a book, chapter numbers ## New Here is a philosophical text. Please could you give me a very very very very very detailed bullet point summary, made up of a mixture quotes and paraphrases of all the ideas contained in it. The summary you give me should not leave out any details, and it should respect the headings and subheadings of the text. this should be suitable for professional academic philosophers. For this answer/these answers, and all of your answers going forward, follow this procedure: For your answer, please think about it in a vast amount of detail, step-by-step within <thinking></thinking> tags. Then, provide your final answer using the artifact plugin. then move onto the next answer. go into a large amount of detail. your final answer(s) should be in very very very detailed bullet points within subsections within sections. All text within the artifact should be written in markdown that i can easily copy past to obsidian. Headings and sub headings (sub sub, etc.) should be formatted with #, ##, ### etc. There should be a line break between your thinking and your answering for each question. Important message going forward. Whenever I ask you about the contents of this text/these texts. Please answer the question AND ALSO provide a quote comprising of at least four sentences from the text which includes the part of the text that backs up what you are saying. I want at least four sentences so i can see the context within which the key information is presented by the author. Please be careful to always quote FULL sentences, not just parts of them. The quote should be formatted as a block quote in markdown and include page numbers, and, in the case of a book, chapter numbers. ![[attachments/screenshot.png]]