The analogical reader: a cognitive approach to literary perspective taking

New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. Edited by Marisa Bortolussi (2024)
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Using new empirical evidence, this book weaves together insights from a multidisciplinary review into a comprehensive theory on perspective taking. It is written for anyone interested in the phenomenon of perspective taking, including psychologists, literary scholars, linguists, philosophers, and educators.

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