 In more recent treatments of this idea (Pessoa, 2013) such maps are taken to include representations, not merely of the objective properties that give an item salience, but also of subjective properties, such as emotional-valence and current-motivational-relevance. The more we think of these maps as being augmented with additional, non-spatial information, the less spotlight-like the allocation of attention represented in them will seem to be, but, provided the representation in question is still understood to be map-like, location can still be understood to have an important role, and perhaps even a uniquely important one.