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Pretend Play In Pan How Does Symbolic Knowledge Affect One possibility is that the enculturation by humans stimulates the biological capability for pretend play extant in apes. http://lel.ed.ac.uk/evolang/2004/ABSTRACTS/TALKS/greenfield-lyn.txt
Enculturation: Collette Balmain Colette Balmain Enculturation, Vol. 3, No. 1, Fall 2000 . In the space between these two harmonies the apes destiny is formed. http://enculturation.gmu.edu/3_1/balmain.html
Extractions: Beginnings One reason to read Deleuze is to reinvigorate questions and problems that have otherwise reached an impasse. Intentionally or unintentionally, Deleuze challenges contemporary theory to confront its blind spots and dead ends, as well as to question its resistance to other philosophical perspectives on image, meaning, and spectatorship. (Rodowick, 1997, XI) Deleuze's thought on cinema in Cinema 1: The Movement Image (1992) and Cinema 2: The Time Image (1989) brings together an assemblage of film and philosophy to produce 'a kind of provoked becoming of thought.' (Tomlinson and Galeta in Deleuze 1992: xv). In these two volumes, which chart a brief history of cinema from silent films to Hollywood blockbusters and beyond, Deleuze differentiates between two types of moving image: the movement image and the time image. The movement image is the space of classical cinema built around an organic continuity and linear structure and can be seen in the typical Hollywood action, generic, studio produced narratives which works through repetition, cause and effect and equilibrium and disequilibrium. The space of the movement image is also that of traditional philosophical thought in which time is subordinated to movement. The time image, which offers a direct image of time consequently, is not just a question of cinematic form but also marks a rupture in philosophical systems of ordering the world.
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Reaching Into Thought - Cambridge University Press Organization of Great Ape Intelligence Development, Culture and Evolution 11. Influences on development in infant chimpanzees Enculturation, http://www.cambridge.org/us/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780521644969
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