Conclusion

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents vii
3. Detailed Table of Contents ix
4. Acknowledgements xv
5. Introduction 1
6. Part One. The Nature and Variety of Imagining
7. Introduction to Part One 23
8. CHAPTER 1. Unified Accounts of Imagining 27
9. CHAPTER 2. Key Features of Imaginative Episodes 59
10. CHAPTER 3. Key Features of Sensory Imaginings 79
11. CHAPTER 4. Imagination and Knowledge 115
12. CHAPTER 5. Other Theories of Imagining 149
13. Part Two. The Epistemological Account
14. Introduction to Part Two 191
15. CHAPTER 6. O’Shaughnessy’s View 197
16. CHAPTER 7. O’Shaughnessy’s Arguments 221
17. CHAPTER 8. Critical Assessment 253
18. Part Three. The Dependency Account
19. Introduction to Part Three 275
20. CHAPTER 9. The Representational Account 281
21. CHAPTER 10. Visual Imagining As Experiential Imagining 313
22. CHAPTER 11. Emotional Imagining As Experiential Imagining 337
23. Chapter 12. Semantic Dependency, Simulation, and Pretense 365
24. Part Four. The Agency Account
25. Introduction to Part Four 381
26. CHAPTER 13. Imaginative Agency 385
27. CHAPTER 14. Meeting the Desiderata 409
28. Conclusion 431
29. Bibliography 443
30. Index 455