Sentence examples for imaginative acquaintance from inspiring English sources
He thinks they are circumstances of "full imaginative acquaintance".
For Lewis himself, the ideal conditions for valuing are those of full imaginative acquaintance with the object.
In particular, it allows Lewis to say that different goods have different conditions of full imaginative acquaintance.
One suggested mechanism for this process is that fictions allow imaginative acquaintance with unfamiliar moral perspectives and emotions, and cultivate existing moral understanding and capabilities by directing the reader's attention in ways that allow that understanding to be applied.
For example, appealing to our actual justificatory practice, in which we may privilege responses under full imaginative acquaintance, for example, is not an option, since that practice is itself best explained by the underlying assumption that there are mind-independent moral facts (Enoch 2005: 774).
From him Keats derived his delight in colour and imaginative sensual experience and a first acquaintance with Italian poetry.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
