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Capturing imagination : a proposal for an anthropology of thought
by Severi, Carlo, author , Howard, Catherine (Translator), translator , Carey, Matthew (Translator), translator in Visual anthropology. , Cognition and culture. , Signs and symbols.
2018
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Capturing Imagination
Capturing Imagination
by Severi, Carlo in Ceremonial objects , Cognition and culture , Signs and symbols
2018
We have all found ourselves involuntarily addressing inanimate objects as though they were human.For a fleeting instant, we act as though our cars and computers can hear us.In situations like ritual or play, objects acquire a range of human characteristics, such as perception, thought, action, or speech.
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