"Light symbolises knowledge, creativity, imagination and spirituality," he once said.
Finding bears in this landscape is a matter of intimate knowledge, and imagination.
As a child, books open up the worlds of knowledge and imagination.
Support the vital places that are not homes: for working, sociability, knowledge, health, imagination.
Kubrick needed somebody who had knowledge and imagination in equal parts.
These innovations required "knowledge, perceptiveness, imagination — in other words, brains," and it was the Democratic Party that"attracts intellectuals and puts them to work".
Academic libraries in the US use subject categorisation derived from Sir Francis Bacon's 17th-century division of all knowledge into imagination, memory and reason.
I feel like an overgrown giant in that house, bumping up against the ceiling like Alice in Wonderland after she's found the cake labelled "Eat Me": head swollen with knowledge and imagination, body swollen with sensation and longing.
Naked of knowledge and imagination, and mouthing banalities – "When you stand before this shameful fence all humanity is naked" – the Spanish clowns rushed in, buoyed by their own conceit.
Fahrenheit 451 tells the story of Montag, a fireman in a futuristic oppressive state where books are burned, knowledge and imagination destroyed, and the firemen start fires rather than put them out.
