American Science Fiction writer Ursula Le Guin said, "What other people, real or imaginary, do and think and feel is an essential guide to our understanding of what we ourselves are and may become." Good morning teachers and fellow students. Text's dealing with the imaginative journey often use the conventions of the genre to explore human nature, or critique society. The Imaginative Journey is shown through William Shakespeare's "The Tempest," the B.O.S Stimulus …
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…imagined world. Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands reveals that not all journeys are wholly successful, but what we experience on the journey is everlasting. Above all, the imaginative journey is just as important and valid as real experiences in forming a comprehension of, and interaction with the physical world. The conventions of the imaginative genre allow composers to teach us about ourselves, and lead us to question, speculate and imagine in ways we never thought possible.