According to eminent cognitive psychologist Jerome Bruner, human beings are "hardwired to organize experience into narratives." In his book The Culture of Education, Bruner says that the meaning of all facts, propositions, or encounters depend on the perspectives or frames of reference by which they are referenced.
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May 22, 2006
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