We only see Walter briefly whispering a conversation he imagines, but in real life, this can extend into acting out emotions and doing full-body enactments of the daydream.
A supple concept of the human propensity to explore an understanding of the world—above all, of human experience itself—through fictive representation and imaginative " enactment" of experience.
It is the latest step of China's green efforts for specific regions, following the enactment of the Yangtze River Protection Law, the Yellow River Protection Law and the Black Soil Protection Law.
Imitation is best thought of as enactment, and, in the final words of his discussion of tragedy in Poetics XXIII, Aristotle even speaks of to prattein mimeseos, enactive imitation (1459a16).
It called for no evolutionary or utopian experiments, but for the steady and progressive enactment of measures aimed at admitted abuses and designed to accomplish tangible results in the name of public welfare.
The immediate answer was the enactment of a tenement house law prescribing in great detail the size of the rooms, the air space, the light and the sanitary arrangement for all new buildings.
Widespread enactment is our goal. That's our primary goal. Certainly we hope and expect that it won't take more than a year or two for most of the states to adopt this product.
But thus it is; we may trace the cause to anti-social arrangements; it is not individuals but society which must change it, and that not by enactments, but by a change in public opinion.