You might check out Peter Elbow's book Embracing Contraries in which he
discusses "movies of the mind."
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[mailto:channel-talklitconversations-bounces@learner.org] On Behalf Of
Mike Higgins
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Subject: [SPAM] - [Channel-talklitconversations] envisionment - Email
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I am one of the four from the Group at Xaverian taking the Conversations
in Literature course. I was wondering about the idea of forming an
envisionment in your head when reading. I think I do the envisionment
somewhat but I would not describe it as a film rolling. I have some
pictures but I feel that my envisionment is best described as an
intuitive sense of what is happening in the text. The visual is there
for me in a limited way but it is definitely not the key component of my
envisionment. I was wondering how others would describe their
envisionment. Mike
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Received on Mon May 2 10:32:03 2005
