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... deal has been written about the use ofmetaphor and the metaphors used in
ritual, analyses of the sensory basis of metaphor have been largely limited to
discussions of the visual bias of literate societies in general and of science in
particular ...
... deal has been written about the use ofmetaphor and the metaphors used in
ritual, analyses of the sensory basis of metaphor have been largely limited to
discussions of the visual bias of literate societies in general and of science in
particular ...
Page 170
Visual processes similar to the ones underlying Karen's miscue also occur in
visual transformations of gestalts and visual morphemes in Cree children's
spontaneous drawings. Inboth cases Cree children seemtohave switched to a "
visual ...
Visual processes similar to the ones underlying Karen's miscue also occur in
visual transformations of gestalts and visual morphemes in Cree children's
spontaneous drawings. Inboth cases Cree children seemtohave switched to a "
visual ...
Page 171
... teleology on children's speech play. In discussing the relationship of visual and
verbal structures in a previous paper (Fulford 1993b:152-4) Ihypothesized that
Cree children's drawings might function as a form of"silent language" or ...
... teleology on children's speech play. In discussing the relationship of visual and
verbal structures in a previous paper (Fulford 1993b:152-4) Ihypothesized that
Cree children's drawings might function as a form of"silent language" or ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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