Discover the human imagination - what it entails, how it evolved, and why it singularly defines us as a species.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Surveying the imagination landscape Part I. Theoretical Perspectives on the Imagination: 2. The evolution of a human imagination 3. Material imagination: an anthropological perspective 4. The archaeological imagination 5. Philosophical perspectives on imagination in the Western tradition 6. Imagination in classical India: a short introduction 7. From prediction to imagination 8. Memory and imagination: perspectives on constructive episodic simulation 9. Capturing the imagination 10. A sociocultural perspective on imagination 11. Artificial intelligence and imagination Part II. Imagery-Based Forms of Imagination: 12. The visual imagination 13. Musical imagery 14. Neurophysiological foundations and practical applications of motor imagery 15. Temporal mental imagery 16. Emotional mental imagery 17. Multisensory perception and mental imagery 18. Evocation: how mental imagery spans across the senses Part III. Intentionality-Based Forms of Imagination: 19. Continuities and discontinuities between imagination and memory: the view from philosophy 20. Imagining and experiencing the self on cognitive maps 21. The neuroscience of imaginative thought: an integrative framework 22. Imagination and self-referential thinking 23. Imaginary friends: how imaginary minds mimic real life 24. Imagination and moral cognition 25. Moral reasoning: a network neuroscience perspective 26. The future-directed functions of the imagination: from prediction to metaforesight Part IV. Novel Combinatorial Forms of Imagination: 27. On the interaction between episodic and semantic representations: constructing a unified account of imagination 28. How imagination supports narrative experiences for textual, audiovisual, and interactive narratives 29. Development of the fantasy-reality distinction 30. Imagining the real: Buddhist paths to wholeness in Tibet 31. Hypothetical thinking 32. The counterfactual imagination: the impact of alternatives to reality on morality 33. A look back at pioneering theories of the creative brain Part V. Phenomenology-Based Forms of Imagination: 34. Imagination in the philosophy of art 35. Imagination in aesthetic experience 36. The arts and human symbolic cognition: art is for social communication 37. Aesthetic engagement: lessons from art history, neuroscience, and society 38. Dance and the imagination: be a butterfly! 39. Imagination, intersubjectivity and a musical therapeutic process: a personal narrative Part VI. Altered States of Imagination: 40. Dreaming beyond imagination and perception 41. Dreaming is imagination roaming freely, based on embodied simulation, and subserved by an unconstrained default network 42. Aphantasia 43. Hypnosis and imagination 44. Hallucinations and imagination 45. The psychiatry of imagination 46. Meditation and imagination 47. Flow in performance and creative cognition: an optimal state of task-based adaptation 48. The force of the imagination.
1. Surveying the imagination landscape Part I. Theoretical Perspectives on the Imagination: 2. The evolution of a human imagination 3. Material imagination: an anthropological perspective 4. The archaeological imagination 5. Philosophical perspectives on imagination in the Western tradition 6. Imagination in classical India: a short introduction 7. From prediction to imagination 8. Memory and imagination: perspectives on constructive episodic simulation 9. Capturing the imagination 10. A sociocultural perspective on imagination 11. Artificial intelligence and imagination Part II. Imagery-Based Forms of Imagination: 12. The visual imagination 13. Musical imagery 14. Neurophysiological foundations and practical applications of motor imagery 15. Temporal mental imagery 16. Emotional mental imagery 17. Multisensory perception and mental imagery 18. Evocation: how mental imagery spans across the senses Part III. Intentionality-Based Forms of Imagination: 19. Continuities and discontinuities between imagination and memory: the view from philosophy 20. Imagining and experiencing the self on cognitive maps 21. The neuroscience of imaginative thought: an integrative framework 22. Imagination and self-referential thinking 23. Imaginary friends: how imaginary minds mimic real life 24. Imagination and moral cognition 25. Moral reasoning: a network neuroscience perspective 26. The future-directed functions of the imagination: from prediction to metaforesight Part IV. Novel Combinatorial Forms of Imagination: 27. On the interaction between episodic and semantic representations: constructing a unified account of imagination 28. How imagination supports narrative experiences for textual, audiovisual, and interactive narratives 29. Development of the fantasy-reality distinction 30. Imagining the real: Buddhist paths to wholeness in Tibet 31. Hypothetical thinking 32. The counterfactual imagination: the impact of alternatives to reality on morality 33. A look back at pioneering theories of the creative brain Part V. Phenomenology-Based Forms of Imagination: 34. Imagination in the philosophy of art 35. Imagination in aesthetic experience 36. The arts and human symbolic cognition: art is for social communication 37. Aesthetic engagement: lessons from art history, neuroscience, and society 38. Dance and the imagination: be a butterfly! 39. Imagination, intersubjectivity and a musical therapeutic process: a personal narrative Part VI. Altered States of Imagination: 40. Dreaming beyond imagination and perception 41. Dreaming is imagination roaming freely, based on embodied simulation, and subserved by an unconstrained default network 42. Aphantasia 43. Hypnosis and imagination 44. Hallucinations and imagination 45. The psychiatry of imagination 46. Meditation and imagination 47. Flow in performance and creative cognition: an optimal state of task-based adaptation 48. The force of the imagination.
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