Sentence examples for imaginative engagement from inspiring English sources

As Cain Todd (2012) argues, the awareness of fictionality of sexual representations ensures that one's imaginative engagement implies merely imagined "desire-like" states, whereas the voyeuristic appreciation of a stripper's erotic dance seems to preclude this sort of engagement, and in virtue of doing so, involves real sexual desire.

(Note that Goldman's notion of s-imagination is to be distinguished from Peacocke's notion of the same name (see section 5.6 below).) The distinction between mere supposition and vivid imagination is often invoked in discussions of imaginative engagement.

Much of the most sophisticated discussion of imagination in recent years has taken place in the context of the relation between imagination and aesthetic experience often focusing on issues of imaginative engagement with fictional content through literature, theater and cinema, and visual art.

Anyone can film cruelty and oppression; Steve McQueen did it with a depth of imaginative engagement.

Added to this is a profound imaginative engagement with the material of each film.

In The Divine Comedy the searching gaze seems more narrowly voyeuristic, the level of imaginative engagement more superficial.

Is this where the imaginative human engagement that so pervades his work began?

If anything, Ms. Jenkins argues, large-scale, quantitative research is likely to highlight "the importance and the value of close reading; the detailed, imaginative, heightened engagement with words, paragraphs and lines of verse.

While I was in Manchester last week I also went to the Royal Exchange's A Night at the Theatre, which is part of a longer-term and imaginative audience-engagement initiative examining the invisible contract between a theatre building and its audience, kickstarting conversations around what a theatre is and might be.

The disappearance of the boundary between the democratic public sphere and the private, reflective mind has taken away the imaginative capacity for sustained engagement with fiction.

There's a terrifically imaginative programme of audience engagement initiatives too, such as A Play, A Pie and A Pint where you can watch a 45-minute play over lunch then talk to the writers and cast in the brilliant bar-cafe.