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xmca@weber.ucsd.edu writes:
>Yes, Diane.
>But Vygotsky himself warns, in LA IMAGINACIÓN Y EL ARTE EN LA INFANCIA
>(Akal, 1982), when discussing the features of creative imagination, that
>some creations of women/men became real and concrete.
yes, of course. like UFOs, crop circles, evolution.... :)
much power 'real' than the concrete is surely the function of "belief."
through my entire life, i have not been able to convince myself the time
exists
in the ways it is constructed and imagined, measured and projected.
? viva la differance.
;)
di
"If you'll excuse me now, I'd like to be alone with my sandwich."
Homer
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