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the roles played by reason and imagination in at least two Areas of Knowledge.
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... Topic: Compare the roles played by reason and imagination in at least two Areas of Knowledge. Reason and imagination are what I believe to be opposite viewpoints. Reason has more to do with logic and fits well with the area of History. Imagination is more emotion, invention and creation which is seems to be associated with Art. When we says Art, we think is imaginative, after all, many works of Art are "imaginary", that is, we have no basis in factual events. Art and imagination are connected the way history and reason are connected. They are mere products of the imagination, of that faculty of the mind which has to do with perceiving images. So when the artist begin art, first, they imagine in their head how they are going to use the space, for examples landscapes, colours, and the character on a fantasy art. The role of imagination in art
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