through the childhood lightheartedness we read that philosophical
anxiety necessitated by the animated dead hides even in childhood
stories, and the children, with their heightened sensitivity of
innocence, cannot miss the implications inherent in the story of the
bestowed soul.

well said.
yet am not sure about "cannot miss the implications inherent in the story" - cause there needs 2b some wider mature capacity of holding a picture wide enough on Life, in order to not missing possible implications hidden in a given story.

yet i believe that the childish "heightened sensitivity" may alow us (children)) to connect through a somewhat un-mediated channel to the story facing us...

through the childhood lightheartedness we read that philosophical
anxiety necessitated by the animated dead hides even in childhood
stories, and the children, with their heightened sensitivity of
innocence, cannot miss the implications inherent in the story of the
bestowed soul.

well said.
yet am not sure about "cannot miss the implications inherent in the story" - cause there needs 2b some wider mature capacity of holding a picture wide enough on Life, in order to not missing possible implications hidden in a given story.

yet i believe that the childish "heightened sensitivity" may alow us (children)) to connect through a somewhat un-mediated channel to the story facing us, thus to create a bypass 2 our own preconceptions & self reflective conditioning, as innocent as they can be. Thus children come in contact with a story (a human, a golem, etc..) with a vivid open imaginative approach, we (adults)) sometimes find ourselves deeply envie at ...... !!