1. Memories of Childhood Play 2. Imagination: The Realm of the Possible 3. The Beginnings of Pretending and Baby Play 4. The High Season of Imaginative Play 5. Imaginary Playmates and Imaginary Worlds 6. Cognitive and Emotional Growth through Play 7. Creating an Environment for Imaginative Play 8. Television-Viewing and the Imagination 9. Play as Healing 10. When Imaginative Play Goes Underground: Fantasy in Middle Childhood 11. Toward the Creative Adult Notes Index
Dorothy G. Singer is Senior Research Scientist in the Psychology Department at Yale University, where she co-directs the Yale Family Television Research and Consultation Center. Jerome L. Singer is Professor Emeritus in the Psychology Department at Yale University, where he co-directs the Yale Family Television Research and Consultation Center.
A stimulating and scholarly presentation of…an important area of
human existence.
*Times Educational Supplement*
A thoughtfully organized and well-written book. The use of the
wonderful biographical material, together with the anecdotal
cultural materials, makes the book interesting and entertaining to
read despite the enormous amount of research cited… It is by far
the broadest and most comprehensive book on play and imagination
that is currently available.
*Readings: A Journal of Reviews and Commentary in Mental Health*
A stimulating and scholarly presentation of...an important area of
human existence. -- Nicholas Tucker * Times Educational Supplement
*
A thoughtfully organized and well-written book. The use of the
wonderful biographical material, together with the anecdotal
cultural materials, makes the book interesting and entertaining to
read despite the enormous amount of research cited... It is by far
the broadest and most comprehensive book on play and imagination
that is currently available. -- David Elkind * Readings: A Journal
of Reviews and Commentary in Mental Health *
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