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Cognition, 2015
In a number of publications, Alan Leslie and colleagues have developed a theory of the psychological mechanisms underlying pretense. This theory maintains that pretense is an early manifestation of "theory of mind" or "mindreading" - the capacity to attribute mental states to oneself and others.
Stephen, Stich, Joshua, Tarzia
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In a number of publications, Alan Leslie and colleagues have developed a theory of the psychological mechanisms underlying pretense. This theory maintains that pretense is an early manifestation of "theory of mind" or "mindreading" - the capacity to attribute mental states to oneself and others.
Stephen, Stich, Joshua, Tarzia
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Physical Therapy, 1995
This couch potato's favorite little Idaho is in front of a television watching movies, preferably some old classics or personal favorites. Engulfed by the images before me, I fantasize about becoming Gary Cooper, or, as occurred this week, about combining the best of Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, and David Niven.
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This couch potato's favorite little Idaho is in front of a television watching movies, preferably some old classics or personal favorites. Engulfed by the images before me, I fantasize about becoming Gary Cooper, or, as occurred this week, about combining the best of Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, and David Niven.
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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2001
This paper begins with a puzzle about certain temporal expressions: phrases like ‘Jones as he was ten years ago’ and ‘the Jones of ten years ago’. There are reasons to take these as substantival, to be interpreted as terms for temporal parts. But it seems that the same reifying strategy would also force us to countenance a host of less attractive ...
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This paper begins with a puzzle about certain temporal expressions: phrases like ‘Jones as he was ten years ago’ and ‘the Jones of ten years ago’. There are reasons to take these as substantival, to be interpreted as terms for temporal parts. But it seems that the same reifying strategy would also force us to countenance a host of less attractive ...
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English Today, 2017
The ‘English’ have an ambiguous relationship with the language of their nearest neighbour, France. There is a history, ‘1066 and all that’. Christmas Day 2016 saw the 950th anniversary of the crowning at Westminster Abbey of the French Duke William of Normandy as King of England (not, please note, of ‘Britain’); William having defeated King Harold ...
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The ‘English’ have an ambiguous relationship with the language of their nearest neighbour, France. There is a history, ‘1066 and all that’. Christmas Day 2016 saw the 950th anniversary of the crowning at Westminster Abbey of the French Duke William of Normandy as King of England (not, please note, of ‘Britain’); William having defeated King Harold ...
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2019
How some design appears to be something that it is not—by beautifying, amusing, substituting, or deceiving. Pretense design pretends to be something that it is not. Pretense design includes all kinds of designed objects: a pair of glasses that looks like a fashion accessory rather than a medical necessity, a hotel in Las Vegas that ...
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How some design appears to be something that it is not—by beautifying, amusing, substituting, or deceiving. Pretense design pretends to be something that it is not. Pretense design includes all kinds of designed objects: a pair of glasses that looks like a fashion accessory rather than a medical necessity, a hotel in Las Vegas that ...
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2007
Abstract Wittgenstein noted that the absurdity of assertions of the form, p but I don’t believe that p, does not carry over to suppositions. He was right. The absurdity also does not carry over to what I take to be the more inclusive category, pretense.
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Abstract Wittgenstein noted that the absurdity of assertions of the form, p but I don’t believe that p, does not carry over to suppositions. He was right. The absurdity also does not carry over to what I take to be the more inclusive category, pretense.
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UNDERSTANDING PRETENSE AS PRETENSE
Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development, 1993Henry M. Wellman, Anne K. Hickling
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