The House
This vital space is possessed of personal images and concrete reality.
The Cellar
This is considered always dark, shadowy, and in harmony with irrational underground forces.
The Garret
This is the space just under the roof which functions as the main source of protection from the elements such as rain and snow.
The Hut
This is a primal image of man alone facing God without any worldly riches and is symbolic of man keeping vigil.
Drawers
These are called concepts or ready-made garments by Bergson, into which he classifies knowledge or thinking.
Chests
These are used by Bachelard to indicate a relationship between the small box structure and the psychology of secrecy.
Wardrobes
These are used by Bachelard as a metaphor to indicate the center of order in a house.
Nests
These are used by Bachelard in combination with other images to illustrate the function of...
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