  One line of objection against Martin’s argument targets the dependency thesis. For example, Noordhof (2002) and Burge (2005) question the plausibility of a claim that appears to be a commitment of the dependency thesis: that in visualising an object one must be imagining a perceptual experience of the object, despite the fact that imagining the experience may have been no part of your imaginative project. Some opponents of the dependency thesis have argued that the correspondences between visual experience and visualising are to be accounted for by the fact that there are similarities in the representational contents of these episodes. (See Noordhof 2002 and Currie and Ravenscroft 2002.)