Muscular Imaginings—A Phenomenological and Enactive Model for ImaginationFootnote^*

* Barely resembling its origins, it found its inspiration in a keynote, ‘Imagination and Sport,’ for the International Conference on Philosophy of Sport—University of Taiwan, Taipei, November 21–23, 2015, and a different presentation, ‘Spinning Laozi’s Empty Wheel Hub: On the Role of Imagination in Expertise,’ 48th Annual Conference; Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy Hawai’i June 2–5, 2016.

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