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1Imagination is defined as the capacity to form a mental representation of an object, an affect, a body function, or an instinctual drive, not actually or immediately present to the senses. It
is a capacity limited to human beings and is distinguished from the capacity to form memory traces. The imaginative process is examined in terms of the structural hypothesis and the energic concepts of psychoanalysis.