Resumen

GRATAO, Lúcia Helena Batista. The right to dream in geography: in the bachelardian projection. Rev. abordagem gestalt. [online]. 2016, vol.22, n.2, pp.148-155. ISSN 1809-6867.

Bachelard dreams - and invites us to dream. This is the projection that incites us into the unscripted debate in this communication around phenomenology in geographic studies. Bachelard dreams - and drags us into the involving "honiric space" that shows us the essence of poetic. The science philosopher exposes his nocturne face and seduces us through the universe of images. The bachelardian nocturne universe is seducer when giving us the right to dream in Geography by the projection of imagination phenomenology. A phenomenology based on imagination as creator and always forward-looking: the coming that is beyond the already - thought. By this projection's way it is intended to reflect the sense of this force that drags us into the involving "geographical imagination space" attracted by landscape and place contemplation through imagination.

Palabras clave : Bachelard; Phenomenology; Geographical Imagination.

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