The metric, coordinate representation is associated with predominant right hemisphere activity, while the abstract, qualitative categorical representation is thought to be processed more in the left hemisphere [Kosslyn, S. M. (1987). Seeing and imagining in the cerebral hemispheres: A computational analysis. Psychological Review, 94, 148 175].
But he's beset by demons real and imagined in the form of rival actors, producers, family, lovers, not to mention his own delusions.
Berger writes: Consider some of his later paintings and imagine, in the backstreet shop, water, froth, steam, gleaming metal, clouded mirrors, white bowls or basins in which soapy liquid is agitated by the barber's brush and detritus deposited.
The past, probable and possible trajectories of pharmacy work are imprinted and imagined in the space of the city as field, market and polis.
"Watching Obama's address about the shooting and imagining in horror what Trump would say about it on the same platform.
She imagined her family in the audience, and imagined herself in the audience, and imagined Peabo in the audience, and imagined his Jesus in the audience, and now she was singing to all of them.
It presents the incongruous spectacle of the very comfortable eating and imagining themselves in the dining hall of a branch of Tyrrell & Green circa 1960.
I don't want to feel nervous, so I lie here and imagine myself in the in-between room.
He spoke lyrically of riding the train home to Wilmington, Del., every night and imagining the conversations in the homes he passed.
In his model, only the highly evolved human "autobiographical self" is endowed with a narrative awareness that can recall itself in the past and imagine itself in the future.
We suggest that a similar mechanism operates for imagined harms in the case of moral judgment, which could account for serotonin's parallel effects in inhibiting actual harms (in the case of aggression) and imagined harms (in the case of moral judgment).
