Visual Imagery and Consciousness

In P W. Banks (ed.), Encyclopedia of Consciousness: A - L. Elsevier (2009)
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Abstract

Defining Imagery: Experience or Representation?
Historical Development of Ideas about Imagery
Subjective Individual Differences in Imagery Experience
Theories of Imagery, and their Implications for Consciousness
Picture theory
Description theory
Enactive theory.

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Nigel Thomas
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