Stanislas Breton was a French theologian and philosopher. He taught at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, the Catholic University of Paris and the Catholic University of Lyon, France.Sarah Horton is pursuing research in philosophy at the Catholic University of Paris and the Australian Catholic University

• Preface by Jean GreischTranslator’s NoteIntroduction1. Sensible, Sense, Sensibility2. The Meta Function3. Mask and Metastasis4. The Angel’s Wing: The Feast of the Ascension and of Metaphor5. The Metamorphoses of Fire6. Tastes, Fragrances, Colors7. The Abode8. Figure, Image, IconNotes BibliographyIndex

You hold in your hands a sparkling masterpiece by a legendary master of Continental thought remarkably well-rendered into English. As soon as you catch your breath, wonder strikes yet again as you journey through the poetics of the sensible with Stanislas Breton as your guide.

Stanislas Breton was a French theologian and philosopher. He taught at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, the Catholic University of Paris and the Catholic University of Lyon, France.Sarah Horton is pursuing research in philosophy at the Catholic University of Paris and the Australian Catholic University

• Preface by Jean GreischTranslator’s NoteIntroduction1. Sensible, Sense, Sensibility2. The Meta Function3. Mask and Metastasis4. The Angel’s Wing: The Feast of the Ascension and of Metaphor5. The Metamorphoses of Fire6. Tastes, Fragrances, Colors7. The Abode8. Figure, Image, IconNotes BibliographyIndex

You hold in your hands a sparkling masterpiece by a legendary master of Continental thought remarkably well-rendered into English. As soon as you catch your breath, wonder strikes yet again as you journey through the poetics of the sensible with Stanislas Breton as your guide.

Stanislas Breton was a French theologian and philosopher. He taught at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, the Catholic University of Paris and the Catholic University of Lyon, France.Sarah Horton is pursuing research in philosophy at the Catholic University of Paris and the Australian Catholic University

• Preface by Jean GreischTranslator’s NoteIntroduction1. Sensible, Sense, Sensibility2. The Meta Function3. Mask and Metastasis4. The Angel’s Wing: The Feast of the Ascension and of Metaphor5. The Metamorphoses of Fire6. Tastes, Fragrances, Colors7. The Abode8. Figure, Image, IconNotes BibliographyIndex

You hold in your hands a sparkling masterpiece by a legendary master of Continental thought remarkably well-rendered into English. As soon as you catch your breath, wonder strikes yet again as you journey through the poetics of the sensible with Stanislas Breton as your guide.