No. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer | Phosphene Imagery Questionnaire: Third eye, eidetics, hypnosis, and cosmic fantasy, Akhter Ahsen; The effects of practice on the recognition of emergent properties in visual imagery, Jacqueline Bichsel and Beverly Roskos-Ewoldsen; Latency and duration of visual mental images in normal and depressed subjects, Marguerite Cocude, Veronique Charlot and Michel Denis; Measuring movement imagery abilities: A revision of the Movement Imagery Questionnaire, Craig R. Hall and Kathleen A. Martin; Conscious images as “centrally excited sensations”: A developmental study of imaginal influences on the ERG, Robert G. Kunzendorf, Michael Justice and Daniel Capone; Resiliency of bizarreness effects under varying conditions of verbal and imaginal elaboration and list composition, James B. Worthen; Visual imagery in a category-specific impaired patient, Stefano Zago, Erica Policardi, Francesca Burgio and Giuseppe Sartori

No. 3 & 4, Fall/Winter | Visual imagery and performance during multisensory experience, synaesthesia and phosphenes, Akhter Ahsen; Synaesthesia and imagery: Fantasia revisited, Peter McKellar; Alternating between two imaginary stimuli may produce phi, Leonard Brosgole, Tak Chun Chan, Tabitha E. Brandt-Tiven, Elizabeth K. Miller, and Douglas M. Sanders; Mnemonic images and associated pair recall, Alfredo Campos and Maria Jose Perez; Conceptual metaphors in mental imagery for proverbs, Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr., Lise K. Strom, and Michael J. Spivey-Knowlton; Gender differences in mental imagery in grade 10s’ reader response to a poem, Andrew Kitchenham; Subcomponents of imagery and their influence on emotional memories, Milena A. Raspotnig; Different images in different situations: A diary study of the spontaneous use of imagery, Luca Vecchio and Marzia Bonifacio

No. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer | MYTHOPOESIS AND THE CRISIS OF POSTMODERNISM: TOWARD INTEGRATING IMAGE AND STORY (Theme Issue/Book by Lois J. Parker)
Preface; Introduction; 1. Storytelling and New Structuralism: Reviving an ancient union between image and story; 2. Modern functions of vision and voice; 3. Homage to a muse; 4. In search of context, both historical and philosophical; 5. Testing the mythic vision; 6. Mythopoesis and the crisis of a postmodern world

No. 3 & 4, Fall/Winter | Hot and cold mental imagery: Enacting thermodynamic potentials, Akhter Ahsen; Imagery unvividness and social-psychological implications, Sunday Aderemi Adeyemo; Effects of gender on reported vividness of visual imagery for parents, Stuart J. McKelvie; Visual imagery and the vertical-horizontal velocity illusion: A failure to confirm Cerf-Beare’s findings, Leonard Brosgole and Maria Maranion; The measurement of imagery vividness: A test of the reliability and validity of the Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire and the Vividness of Movement Imagery Questionnaire, David T. Eton, Frank H. Gilner and David C. Munz; Olfactory and visual mental imagery, Avery N. Gilbert, Melissa Crouch and Sarah E. Kemp; Correspondence between waking-time coping and dream content, Raija-Leena Punamaki; Visual input does not facilitate the scanning of spatial images, Brigitte Roder and Frank Rosler; Recognizing emergent properties of images and percepts: The role of perceptual goodness in imaginal and perceptual discovery, Beverly Roskos-Ewoldsen; The Italian form of the Questionnaire upon Mental Imagery (QMI), G. Sacco and M. Reda; Individual differences in imaginal and verbal thinking habits of grade 6 students, Jacqueline A. Specht and Jack Martin

No. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer | Image and reality: Eidetic bridge to art, psychology and therapy, Akhter Ahsen; Imaginal discovery, working memory, and intelligence, Jacqueline Bichsel and Beverly Roskos-Ewoldsen; Effect of eyes open/closed and order of rating on VVIQ scores, Alfredo Campos, Antonio Lopez and Maria Angeles Gonzalez; A pictorial mnemonic numeric system for improving students’ factual memory, Yooyeun Hwang, Willy A. Renandya, Joel R. Levin, Mary E. Levin, Lynette D. Glasman and Russell N. Carney; Imagined movement and response programming, Masanobu Ito; Dream cognition and rapid eye movement sleep in the narcolepsy syndrome, Anthony Lequerica; The dynamic flow of imagery, its visual expression and impairment in psychopathology, Vija B. Lusebrink; Subjective, not cognitive psychology: The revolutionary theory of the twenty-first century, William G. Quill; Bizarre imagery and distinctiveness: Implications for the classroom, Dan E. Tess, Roger L. Hutchinson, James H. Treloar, and Charles M. Jenkins

No. 3 & 4, Fall/Winter | HOT AND COLD MENTAL IMAGERY: MIND OVER BODY ENCOUNTERS (Theme Issue/Book by Akhter Ahsen)
Preface. 1. Meta-thermals, mind, and image; 2. Mental imagery and neurological pathways; 3. Hot and cold water image experiments; 4. Heat thermostats in imagery and perception; 5. The pure heat: When cold strikes cold; 6. Various temperatures, mixed and unmixed; 7. Thermodynamics of mythology; 8. The imaginative walk; 9. The ice circle; 10. The heart and longevity: Working with imagery potentials; 11. Seven layers of the father image; 12. Hologram and image cloning

No. 1 & 2, Spring/Summer | Image and maze: Learning through imagery functions, Akhter Ahsen; The electrocortical correlates of daydreaming during vigilance tasks, Stephen Cunningham, Mark W. Scerbo and Frederick G. Freeman; Mental imagery: In what form and for what purpose is it utilized by counselor trainees?, Janis Davis and Chris Brown; Imagery effects in false recall and false recognition, Harvey H.C. Marmurek and Melinda E. Hamilton; An experimental study of the influences of magical ideation and sense of meaning on the attribution of telepathic experience, Adrian Parker; The availability and effectiveness of imaginal mediators in associative learning: Individual differences related to gender, age, and verbal ability, John T.E. Richardson; Imaging ability and eyewitness accuracy, Michelle L. Riske, Benjamin Wallace and Philip A. Allen; Influence of protagonists’ race and salience and participants’ imagery skill on recognition, inferences and perception, Daniel S. L. Roberts and Brenda E. MacDonald; Gender differences in dream recall, Michael Schredl; Reverse spelling, the VVIQ, and mental imagery, Jeffery J. Walczyk and Robert W. Taylor

No. 3 & 4, Fall/Winter | IMAGE & WORD IN AHSEN’S IMAGE PSYCHOLOGY (Theme Issue/Book by Judith Hochman)
Preface; 1. Eidetic imagination, science and spirituality; 2. Strategic notions in mind experience; 3. Akhter Ahsen’s “The bronze serpent” [introductory remarks by Hochman; article by Akhter Ahsen]; 4. Western linguistics: A comparative analysis; 5. The sacred tradition and Ahsen’s New Structuralism; 6. Essence and humanistic eidos

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