Imaginary conversations.

"Reprint ... based upon the copyright edition of 1876, edited by ... John Forster."--verso of t.-p.

Imaginary conversations of literary men and statesmen /

First issue, with p. *337 ending "Simpleton! it would then have been felony." and blank on verso.

Imaginary conversations of literary men and statesmen /

Cf. Wise, T.J. A Landor Library ... London, 1928, p. 31-32.

Landor's Imaginary conversations ; Landor's Poems, dialogues in verse, and epigrams ; Landor's Longer prose works.

Reprint. Originally published: London : J.M. Dent & Co., 1891-1893.

Imaginary conversations of literary men and statesmen /

First edition. Forms 1st and 2d vols. of the 5-vol. Imaginary conversations published between 1824 and 1829. cf. T. J. Wise and Stephen Wheeler. A bibliography of the writings in prose and verse of Walter Savage Landor.

The works and life of Walter Savage Landor ...

Edited by J. Forster, "with the author's last revision."

Hours in a library.

1st ser. is 2d ed., 1877.

Dialogues des morts anciens et modernes, avec quelques fables.

Bound in half calf.

Gespräche im Reiche der Todten zwischen dem allerhochwürdigsten und berühmtesten römischen Pabst Benedict dem Vierzehnten und Sr. königlichen Hoheit dem Erb-und Kronprinz von Preussen August Wilhelm, welche beyde in diesem Jahre bald hintereinander in die Ewigkeit gingen : worinne verschiedene Nachrichten und politische Anmerkungen über mancherley Merkwürdigkeiten, die gegenwärtige und die künftige Zeit und Angelegenheiten betreffend, mitgetheilet werden.

Mode of access: Internet.

Moral and political dialogues:

Mode of access: Internet.

Hours in a library,

Reprinted from the Cornhill magazine, Fraser's magazine, and the Fortnightly review.

Dialogues des morts : suivis de quelques dialogues de Boileau, Fontenelle, dA̓lembert /

Mode of access: Internet.

Hours in a library.

Bibliographical footnotes.

Using the imagination : consumer evoking and thematizing of the fantastic imaginary

This article explores the process by which consumers evoke and thematize the fantastic imaginary when playing a fantasy-based trading card game. Interviews with 15 informants, all players of Magic: The Gathering, serve as data. The result is a new framework that reveals how the fantastic imaginary is evoked and thematized. A typology of thematizing strategies employed by consumers is also presented. Implications are discussed in relation to consumer research, imagination theory, literary theory of the evoked fantastic imaginary, and the imaginary in play.

A review of the conversations and their content

This is the 2nd of a series of discussion papers (Table 1) around the pedagogy of supervision in the technology disciplines. The papers form part of an Australian Learning and Teaching Council Fellowship program conducted by ALTC Associate Fellow, Professor Christine Bruce, Queensland University of Technology.