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philosophy in childern literature 
Williams shows us  that our ability to experience reality as such is mediated by our relations with  other people and, indeed, by our relations with toys (or, as D. W. Winnicott  calls them, “transitional objects”). The story of The Velveteen Rabbit, thus,  allows readers the opportunity to advance their own understanding of the  nature and meaning of reality.