Imagination (n.) is a world of unborn or embryonic beliefs:.
Imagination (n.) is also creating what you see.
Imagination (n.) is an intermediate world in which the images of higher and lower, the categories of beauty and ugliness, the feelings of love and hatred, the associations of sense experience, can be expressed only by metaphor and yet cannot be either dismissed or reduced to projections of something else.
Imagination (n.) is not a world to see but a world to see by.
Imagination (n.) is not the subjective or introverted mind.
The Imagination (n.) is not there, and so suggesting the principle of variety in its existence.
Imagination (n.) is only the language of imagination that can take us beyond imagination.
Imagination (n.) is that in which the world becomes more intelligible, and communication proceeds without the obstacles of cultural difference.
Imagination (n.) is to create a vision that becomes a focus for a community.