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Development of Sense of Intention and Agency in Children
The chapter delves into how children develop a sense of intention and agency by attributing intention and personhood to shapes and movements around them. It explores the attribution of agency to inanimate objects and natural occurrences, shaping the concept of personhood. The discussion further elaborates on historical and societal beliefs about body parts and the concept of personhood across different cultures and ancient civilizations.