The hybrid mix of surreal acrobatics, filmlike visual effects and often nutty imagination that identified Pilobolus -- and galvanized American modern dance in the 1960's and 70's -- also informs Momix, perhaps to an even greater extent.
"Putin succeeded beyond his wildest imagination in identifying the weakness in our political system and sowing bigger chaos in 2016," Bill Burns, a former U.S. Ambassador to Russia who is now the president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, told me.
He also denies that imagination can be identified with mind or belief, or any combination of belief and perception (De Anima iii 3, 428a16-b10), even though it comes about through sense perception (De Anima iii 3, 429a1-2; De Insomniis 1, 459a17).
Growing up, by imagination, I always identified with male characters in cartoons.
When given a diagnostic questionnaire, these people tend to score high on sensitivity and imagination; they easily identify with their childhood self; and they have a propensity for daydreaming and déjà-vu experiences.
In Beyond Good and Evil, Nietzsche identifies imagination, self-assertion, danger, originality and the "creation of values" as qualities of genuine philosophers, as opposed to incidental characters who engage in dusty scholarship.
He draws on parallels between "Langit Makin Mendung", Dante's Divine Comedy, and Allama Muhammad Iqbal's Javid Nama, focusing on the journey of a person and a guide, with objections being raised due to readers identifying imagination with religion.
The special faculties required for the brain to exercise its soul's dominion are identified as the imagination (here called wahm, a term that Avicenna was to adopt and expand upon); a cogitative power (al-fikr); and memory (al-hifz).
Tuesday, March 15, 3 46 p.m.: A previous version of this story identified the assembly as the "Imagination Machine" program and the "Imagination Station" program in the photo captions.
Lucius Shepard, an American writer whose elegant style and idiosyncratic imagination made his fiction more or less unclassifiable, was often identified with the magic realists of South America.
In his De Anima, Aristotle identified a number of intellectual functions including sensation, imagination and memory.
