They express themselves in the lively, direct, and imaginative idiom of Maori English, which is blended harmoniously with the
auditory imagery used in evocations of the environment.
Of special interest are the treatments of examples of artwork in defining and explaining various forms of visual and
auditory imagery.
Her subject, therefore, is the early medieval interpretation of
auditory imagery, both verbal and visual.
Categories of imagery produced may include (1) reminiscence and associations, (2) affective awareness, (3) interactional imagery, (4) somatic and kinaesthetic sensations, (5)
auditory imagery, (6) abstract visual imagery, (7) photographic images, and (8) transpersonal and spiritual experiences.
Eleven participants (61%) reported that they were very good at creating
auditory imagery, 8 (44%) reported that they were very good at creating olfactory imagery, 7 (39%) reported that they were very good at receiving gustatory imagery, and 11 (61%) reported that they were very good at creating tactual imagery and had very good tactile sensitivity.