(CON)TATTO. Image and Mental Imagery in Childhood Visual Impairment
Mental imagery is a familiar aspect of most individuals’ mental lives, considered as an experience which occurs in the absence of actual stirrings for relevant perceptions. The primary importance of mental imagery has been demonstrated in several domains: learning and memory, reasoning and problem s...
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doaj-1162a137e5224b69accc8375001714bf2020-11-24T21:46:26ZengMDPI AGProceedings2504-39002017-11-011990310.3390/proceedings1090903proceedings1090903(CON)TATTO. Image and Mental Imagery in Childhood Visual ImpairmentMassimiliano Lo Turco0Elisa Reinaudo1Andreas Sicklinger2Politecnico di Torino, Department of Architecture and Design, 10129 Turin, ItalyFreelance, 42120 Reggio Emilia, ItalyProduct Design Department, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Arts, Tagamo El Khames The German University in Cairo, New Cairo 11835, EgyptMental imagery is a familiar aspect of most individuals’ mental lives, considered as an experience which occurs in the absence of actual stirrings for relevant perceptions. The primary importance of mental imagery has been demonstrated in several domains: learning and memory, reasoning and problem solving, inventive or creative thought and rehab. The project primarily refers to the analysis of infant visual impairment for a first scientific and social approach, with specific references to significant figures who have worked on these issues for years. Research is enriched by the contribution of educators working with children with these diseases. Thus, the proposal of a freehand illustrated tactile book, originally conceived for sighted and then reworked for blind and visually impaired, through the humanization of fantastic creatures designed to facilitate imaginative faculties, allowing the child to project his to an inanimate model.https://www.mdpi.com/2504-3900/1/9/903imageryimagesmental representationsvisual impairment |
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(CON)TATTO. Image and Mental Imagery in Childhood Visual Impairment |
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(CON)TATTO. Image and Mental Imagery in Childhood Visual Impairment |
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Mental imagery is a familiar aspect of most individuals’ mental lives, considered as an experience which occurs in the absence of actual stirrings for relevant perceptions. The primary importance of mental imagery has been demonstrated in several domains: learning and memory, reasoning and problem solving, inventive or creative thought and rehab. The project primarily refers to the analysis of infant visual impairment for a first scientific and social approach, with specific references to significant figures who have worked on these issues for years. Research is enriched by the contribution of educators working with children with these diseases. Thus, the proposal of a freehand illustrated tactile book, originally conceived for sighted and then reworked for blind and visually impaired, through the humanization of fantastic creatures designed to facilitate imaginative faculties, allowing the child to project his to an inanimate model. |
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