Imagination And Its Place in Education
Imagination And Its Place in Education
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There are deeper processes of adjustment of the mind to the universe in which it dwells. The prominent phases of these integrations and readjustments are indicated in what follows and serve as a means of distinguishing the stages of development of the imagination.
After children have gained the power to produce and combine images they frequently revel in a playful use of the imagination, in which things are given whatever quali- ties are most pleasing and brought into whatever relation is most ...agreeable. The child thus makes the world into [98] LATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMAGINATION what he wishes it to be at the moment, but during all his active dealing with things he is himself becoming im- pressed with the permanent character of the objects with which he deals. He learns something of the laws of the world in which he lives, and which he cannot change, in contrast with the imaginary kingdom over which he has almost complete control. Only as he gains knowledge of things as they are can he direct his imaginative activity in representing desirable conditions as brought about through possible means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are deeper processes of adjustment of the mind to the universe in which it dwells. The prominent phases of these integrations and readjustments are indicated in what follows and serve as a means of distinguishing the stages of development of the imagination.
After children have gained the power to produce and combine images they frequently revel in a playful use of the imagination, in which things are given whatever quali- ties are most pleasing and brought into whatever relation is most ...agreeable. The child thus makes the world into [98] LATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMAGINATION what he wishes it to be at the moment, but during all his active dealing with things he is himself becoming im- pressed with the permanent character of the objects with which he deals. He learns something of the laws of the world in which he lives, and which he cannot change, in contrast with the imaginary kingdom over which he has almost complete control. Only as he gains knowledge of things as they are can he direct his imaginative activity in representing desirable conditions as brought about through possible means.
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