Sentence examples for auditory imagination from inspiring English sources
"Lego" is a contraction of the Danish "leg godt," or "play well," and it's one of those blessed names, like Coke or Kodak, that get their hooks in the auditory imagination and never let go.
One had to hear the word "Doomed", which Owen substituted for "Dead" in his "Anthem for Doomed Youth", to feel the weight and to make connection to Eliot's auditory imagination - which we all share - which "penetrates below the conscious levels of thought and feeling", the place, of course, where literary art lies.
Was poetry an art of imitation (as Aristotle and all of the Neoclassical theorists had maintained), and was its sister art painting; or was poetry (as Romantic theory maintained) an art of expression, and prosody the element that produced (in Coleridge's words) the sense of musical delight originating (in T.S. Eliot's words) in the auditory imagination?
Officially, it is silent about the nature of some mental phenomena such as experience, qualia,[4] sensory processes, mental images, visual and auditory imagination, sensory memory, perceptual pattern-recognition capacities, dreaming, hallucinating, etc.
Eliot focused on sounds or "auditory imagination", as he called it.
Donoghue skillfully deploys Eliot's literary criticism, especially the less-known early reviews, to argue that "Eliot's genius took the form of the auditory more than the visual imagination" -- or, in other words, that his "language goes some distance toward giving words... independent life".
It's not auditory," he said.
Lowell, too, suffered from auditory hallucinations.
