A blend of the cognitive and sensual is also characteristic of Scruton's proposed "imaginative perception"—the notion that we may perceive the details of built structures in various ways, depending on directions that our imagination takes us.
Both "Shoah" and "The Last of the Unjust" depend on the very notion of imaginative sympathy — the conjuring of experience, through testimony and images, that emerges with moral authority.
Both "Shoah" and "The Last of the Unjust" depend on the very notion of imaginative sympathy the conjuring of experience, through testimony and images, that emerges with moral authority.
The notion that imaginative writing is somehow superior to factual writing is one that used to flourish in certain English departments, especially those in thrall to the so-called New Criticism, but these days it seems a dubious distinction.
Sergei Rodin was a persuasive and imaginative advocate of this notion [ 6].
Through the exercise of imaginative sympathy, we form notions of justice, morality, beauty, taste, good manners and order and also, this being the 18th century, subordination.
He is an imaginative animal, an animal with notions.
Richard Jones, the director, cleverly based his imaginative 2007 production around the relatable notion of gnawing hunger; two acts set in kitchens frame a central scene set in a haunted forest that magically transforms into a whimsical dining room.
This lively and highly imaginative volume demonstrates how the controversial notion of environmental sacrifice can provide an exceptionally fruitful way of reflecting on many of the burning questions associated with the transition to a sustainable society.
Then there were the Gene Autry movies that brought cowboy cavalcades into his imaginative life, thrilling him with romantic notions of the purple sage.
