… within the landscape and architectural imagination. For the land scape architect and urban
planner, maps are sites for the imaging and pro jecting of alternative worlds. Thus maps are in…

… we look at the world, how do they materi alise the geographical imagination, in their very …
, and perhaps activate, the material world of the geographical imagination, including sites and …

… in viewing life in this present world as a competition between two imagined worlds: the world
as God imagines it and the world as the dominant culture imagines it. The poetic preacher …

… , whose imagination is capable of inventing new worlds even … need to invent a world in
which what we imagine overlaps … by Lope de Vega struggles to invent a world in which the man …

… early humans to learn about themselves and the world in indirect ways (through spoken …
the imagined readership for one’s first novel. Even the keeper of a secret diary imagines a …

… Writers are often called 'imaginative' in the post-Romantic world because they succeed in
capturing our imagination, making our consciousness live in a fiction, provoking a 'willing …

… between a world constructed (by the imagination, by the mind) as against a world discovered
(… challenge: what we call the real world might be just a massive illusion, just a figment of the …

… possible worlds it might not have developed at all. In this essay I explore IR theory–or its
absence– in five counterfactual worlds. My goal is to say something about IR theory in our world…

… Amini, members of the UO Imagination Lab, and all the … the creation of an imaginary world.
The final estimates were … companions leads to the invention of worlds for them to live in. Note, …

… the complex and protean nature of imagination, and in the fact that imagination lies at the
crux of … What we experience is the world already structured by the imagination. So, at the most …