Children’s Drawings: Iconic Coding of the Environment

Martin Krampen

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Semiotics and Representation Studies Art Education and Development Spatial Cognition and Navigation

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I. The Development of Intelligence and Drawing Ability in Children.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Developmental Semiotics.- 3. The Mental Image.- 4. Drawing Development.- 5. Drawing in Nursery School.- 6. Grapheme Development.- II. Children's Drawings of Buildings.- 7. Introduction to the Study of Children's Drawings of Buildings.- 8. Methods of the Central Study.- 9. Results of the Central Study.- 10. Discussion of the Results.- References.

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