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Common minds, uncommon thoughts: a philosophical anthropological investigation of uniquely human creative behavior, with an emphasis on artistic ability, religious reflection, and scientific study.Johan De Smedt - unknowndetails
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Some problems with a behavioristic account of early group pretense.Susannah K. Devitt - unknowndetails
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