Where, for example, is the actual scientific evidence that people possess a mental faculty corresponding to the moral imagination?
The expansion of Eddie's mental capacity does not lead to any corresponding growth in wisdom or imagination.
But George W. Bush is no John F. Kennedy, and the race to overtake the Earth Simulator has captured neither the public's imagination nor a corresponding level of public funding.
What Quintilian meant, then, is that a simile states the real or alleged similarity (of Achilles to lions) which the corresponding metaphorical substitution leaves to a listener's imagination.
At the corresponding regions, the reciprocal changes of the two signals co-varied in the magnitudes across imagination and movement conditions.
McCaughrean shares Barrie's vivid, intelligent and dark imagination, but she lacks his madcap whimsy, and her "Peter Pan in Scarlet" has a corresponding sobriety.
It comprises five dimensions corresponding to the social-cognitive deficits associated with ASD: social skills, attention-switching, attention to detail, communication, and imagination.
Inconsistent meanings can be singled out and studied by means of (reflection upon) corresponding experiences of intuitive conflict, like for instance the discrete switching back and forth between a duck-head-imagination and a rabbit-head-imagination in the case of an attempted intuitive imagination of a duck-head that is at the same time a rabbit-head.
(For an overview of historical discussions of imagination, see the sections on pre-twentieth century and early twentieth century accounts of mental imagery in the corresponding Stanford Encyclopedia entry; for a more detailed and comprehensive historical survey, see Brann 1991. For a sophisticated and wide-ranging discussion of imagination in the phenomenological tradition, see Casey 2000).
