Imagination and reason

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (5-6):453-453 (2007)
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Byrne's book is intended to explain why people imagine the things they do when they create alternatives to reality. Two fruitful areas of further research are: (1) How can her approach explain dreams and daydreams? (2) What is the developmental time course of the child's understanding of reality and imagination?

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