Her writing of women's bodies, like her retrieval of mother/daughter genealogies is a strategy of language and imagination, situating the body as fluid border, the site of the overflow of culture into nature and vice versa, rather than a self-enclosed egoic center.
In line with this, metadata profiling demonstrates solid associations of this network with neuroimaging studies related to ToM, explicit memory retrieval, language, and imagination of objects/scenes.
In its golden age (mid-1950's to mid-60's), at least, "Peanuts" was a brilliant, quasi-surrealistic explosion of language and imagination.
The one life is not enough; it is necessary, for whatever reason – an overabundance of language or imagination, curiosity, desire, a distaste for finalities – to multiply the possibilities.
"Mark had a special knack of being able to tell a woman what she wanted, to use the power of language and imagination - which resonates more for women, I think.
"Proficiency" and "mastery" may be stretches of language and imagination for my renderings.
Our ancestors could also apply their growing powers of imagination and language to play as well.
For this type of earning not only needs language knowledge, but an extreme power of imagination, too.
Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales (he soon dropped the designation "for children") have captivated generations with their blend of plain language, unbridled imagination and haunting strangeness.
