Meaning of imaginarium | Babel Free

Definitions

A place devoted to stimulating and cultivating the imagination.

Examples

“To stay⟳ as experiential as possible, keeping lectures about imagination to a minimum. This objective is realized when the primary educational content of an Imaginarium program⟳ is the participant's own⟳ imaginative experience⟳, the participant's visual field. Auditory, tactual, and olfactory imagery are also "modeled."”

“They include⟳ "Imaginariums" in shopping malls, where youngsters try⟳ out their newly learned skills before the public. Other parts of the programs include⟳ performances by professional actors and arts workshops for teachers.”

“An inner city middle school class under teacher supervision constructed an Imaginarium to create⟳ interest⟳ in astronomy within science studies. Made from black plastic sheeting held together with duct tape to form⟳ a giant plastic bag inflated through a sleeve by a large window fan, students entered the Imaginarium to add⟳ their imaginative or real (e.g., the Big Dipper) design⟳ for creating a starry, and often pretty accurate, "night sky."”

“First, to get⟳ the explicit culture-war stuff out of the way: To go deep into the temples of the Disney imaginarium is to feel⟳ the irrelevance of any merely political assault upon its cultural position.”

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