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A Blakean Guide to Embodied Knowledge
What does William Blake mean when he writes, "[a]s the true method of knowledge is experiment the true faculty of knowing is that which experiences"? For Blake, experience is always bodily experience, rooted in the interoceptive awareness of "sensing turned inward." My dissertation blends creative n
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