Am I present in imaginary worlds? Intentions, actions, and flow in mediated experiences and fiction

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45:e293 (2022)
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Abstract

We support the idea of applying cultural evolution theory to the study of storytelling, and fiction in particular. However, we suggest that a more plausible link between real and imaginary worlds is the feeling of “presence” we can experience in both of them: we feel present when we are able to correctly and intuitively enact our embodied predictions.

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