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Research on the differences in the interpretation of a short story by members of three age groups carried out by Feldman, Bruner, Kalmar and Renderer is discussed. The analysis of narrative thought, particularly the forms it takes in different cultures and a varied stages of development, is an under...

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Published in:Human development 1993-11, Vol.36 (6), p.343
Main Authors: Olson, David R, Salter, Diane J, Feldman, Carol, Bruner, Jerome, Kalmar, David
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cognition & reasoning
Evolution
Psychology
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Summary:Research on the differences in the interpretation of a short story by members of three age groups carried out by Feldman, Bruner, Kalmar and Renderer is discussed. The analysis of narrative thought, particularly the forms it takes in different cultures and a varied stages of development, is an understudied problem. Feldman, Bruner and Kalmar respond to Slater and Olson's review of their work.
ISSN:0018-716X
1423-0054