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1. Beyond Structuralism
2. Fictional Beings
3. Salient Worlds
4. Border, Distance, Size, Incompleteness
5. Conventions
6. The Economy of the Imaginary
Notes
References
Index
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Tony Williams
reviewed Fictional Worlds on June 15, 2013 Fictional Worlds
A convincing and elegant argument for a new "ontological framework" for analyzing fiction, wherein the content of a novel may be seen as reflecting a near or distant "possible world", rather than the mere untruth it represents historically in the philosophy of linguistics.
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Add Fictional Worlds, Creators of fiction demand that we venture into alien spaces, into the worlds of Antigone, Don Quixote, Faust, Sherlock Holmes. Created worlds may resemble the actual world, but they can just as easily be deemed incomplete, precarious, or irrelevant. Why,, Fictional Worlds to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Fictional Worlds, Creators of fiction demand that we venture into alien spaces, into the worlds of Antigone, Don Quixote, Faust, Sherlock Holmes. Created worlds may resemble the actual world, but they can just as easily be deemed incomplete, precarious, or irrelevant. Why,, Fictional Worlds to your collection on WonderClub |