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Picture-in-the-head metaphor influences covertly

Even if no one takes the picture-in-the-head metaphor seriously, the metaphor is implicitly drawn on when image theorists appeal to the spatial properties of images.

Zenon Pylyshyn (1981).
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Picture-in-the-head metaphor influences covertly
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