Visioning, image
Origin: Lat. visĭo, -ōnis, imāgo, -ĭnis
A vivid mental image produced by the imagination. It is the action to imagine the futures desired and, among them, the 'vision' of the future desired. “A picture or perspective of how you think something might be or should be sometime in the future. It is useful for developing a possible target(s) and explaining it to others. Image is more useful for futures studies, as it suggest s there are several "images" where vision to some suggests only one”. R.L. Caldwell
Spanish: : Visualizar, imagen
Sources and references
- Jackson. Michael “Foresight Glossary”cited 180 times
- Goux- Baudiment. Fabienne “Foresight Memento”cited 32 times
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