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3 years ago

“it is important to differentiate between imagination and reality.” is this theme universal? why or why not?

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The theme is not universal because not anyone, anywhere would struggle with this differentiation. There may be some cultures that value imagination and encourage children to interpret reality imaginatively. There may be cultures and individuals for whom the issue does not apply.

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Edgenuity 2020

zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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I think the theme is universal. I think so because the phrase 'it is important to differentiate between imagination and reality' applies to everyone and possibly every situation. Sometimes, we perceive things that aren't really there, and we imagine them. It is important that we know the difference of these imagined perceptions from what is really happening.

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