… It is argued that mathematical reasoning nearly always … reasoning, good judgment, and
strict deduction. It is concluded that, generally, imagination positively contributes to reasoning but …

… reasoning with imagination is not reducible to reasoning with beliefs. I conclude that understanding
epistemic uses of the imagination as a sui generis kind of reasoning … the imagination. …

… as a basis for reasoning so long as they are … reasoning occurs for 4‐ and 6‐year‐old children
alike. The pattern of results is linked to other developments in young children's imaginative …

… In two studies we investigate children’s reasoning about the relation between imagination …
about imagination. Most adults are familiar with the vividness of children’s imagination. Some …

… thinking and the ability to invoke the imagination of the reader a necessary part of
argumentation. That is, they do not see reasoning and imagination as opposed, but always already …

… reasoning… reasoning and argumentation as the standard example, and for simplicity I provide
only one model, though many of the considerations to follow bear importance for reasoning …

… about human reasoning. We developed the view of reasoning as an imaginative process
for … The idea that reasoning requires imagination captured the interest of many researchers (…

… emotions, imagination, and reasoning in moral cognition. … with, and subversive of, moral
reasoning.Within psychology these … in conflict with moral reasoning are thus grossly inadequate …

… reasoning may also be observed when they are presented with syllogistic reasoning tasks.
… olds have the capacity for counterfactual reasoning, imagination will assist these children to …

… But in excluding probable reasoning from the ‘imagination’ in this footnote, Hume obscures
his central message that inductive inference is due to the non-deductive operation of the mind…