But trouble arises when those who doubt their necessity are encouraged – discreetly or otherwise – to blame their predicament upon imagined impostors, supposedly intent on taking away what they have left.
Because in his new book, Mr. Eszterhas, author of the award-winning "Showgirls" (jacket copy cites its Sour Apple Award from the Hollywood Women's Press Association) has brought his screenwriting skills to bear upon imagining the deepest, darkest, sudsiest thoughts of this scandalous story's major and bit players.
The citizens' duty is focussed upon imagining a desirable future and thereby expressing needs and demands towards current as well as future developments.
Such a stance implies that analytical units-of-analysis cannot be reduced to bounded entities based upon "imagined" boundaries that demarcate and create communities, nations, individuals or language-varieties/modalities (Andersson 1994; see "Methodological framings and data" section).
Many will fail, but there will be others based upon imagined or exaggerated threats.
The following story, "Is Your Blood as Red as This?", takes Oyeyemi's radical disregard for physical description to the point of perversity, as we are called upon to imagine a large and elaborate school of puppetry, staff, students, puppets and audience, without any sensual cues whatever, not so much as an eyebrow or a crinkle of papier-mache.
We are effectively being called upon to imagine a different notion of curriculum, which perhaps includes social engagement and experiential learning (Millican 2014).
Is the bliss of making in fact contingent upon some imagined communion with another person?
These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".
Yes, venues are responsible for providing event interpreters upon request, but imagine how many deaf fans consider this a barrier.
