Volume 108, Issue 2, February 2011
Neil Van Leeuwen
Pages 55-77
Imagination Is Where the Action Is
Cited by
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- Marta Dynel. The Dynamics of Interactional Humor 2018: 205. [CrossRef]
- Samantha Matherne. Seeing More 2024. [CrossRef]
- Neil Van Leeuwen. Philosophical Studies. Imagining stories: attitudes and operators 2021. [CrossRef]
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