The Fictions of Surrealism by Walter A. Strauss

“…This observation raises a number of questions about the impact of Surrealism on subsequent developments in French fiction (and the theatre), as well as upon its impact on Western fiction in general. …”
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«Bad Fiction» by Mike Gray

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Legislating fiction by Alice Donald, Joelle Grogan

“…This blog discusses the risks inherent in creating such a ‘legal fiction’ and how the Bill could be revised to mitigate this risk, before assessing the chances of it becoming law in the currently turbulent political context.…”
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On Kristeva's Fiction by Benigno Trigo

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Argumentation and Fiction by Guillermo Sierra-Catalán

“…Argumentation and fiction are quite different types of communicative phenomena. …”
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Fiction: Alligator by James Michener

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Colour Fictionalism by Dimitria Electra Gatzia

“…I argue that a particular version of eliminativism, i.e., prescriptive colour fictionalism, allows us to continue employing colour discourse as we have thus far in the absence of colours. …”
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Johnson and fiction by Johnston, F

“…It places The Rambler’s theoretical strictures on such writing alongside Johnson’s views on biography and practice as a writer of fiction in Rasselas, eliciting his various contradictory opinions on representing bad characters and negative examples in literature. …”

Fictional Tellers: A Radical Fictionalist Semantics for Fictional Discourse by Stefano Predelli

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Psience Fiction: The Paranormal in Science Fiction Literature by Damien Broderick by Paul Smith

“…Psience Fiction: The Paranormal in Science Fiction Literature is a book that really needed to be written. …”
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Fictions d’enquête et enquêtes dans la fiction by Laurent Demanze

“…Surtout les enquêtes élaborent une interrogation aporétique et ressassante, pour creuser le litige entre réel et fiction : la culture contemporaine de l’enquête est volontiers paranoïaque (É. …”
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Integrating Fiction and NonFiction Texts to Build Deep Understanding by Lisa Thomas, Kathy G. Short

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Fiction in Fact and Fact in Fiction in the Writing of Joyce Carol Oates by Tanya L. Tromble

“…“Language,” she writes in her essay “On Fiction in Fact,” “by its very nature tends to distort experience. …”
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Fictional Names and Fictional Concepts: A Moderate Fictionalist Account by Eleonora Orlando

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Bayard’s Fables: A Fictional Theory or / and / is a Theoretical Fiction by Galyna Dranenko

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The paradox of fiction: the rationality of our emotional responses to works of fiction by Mathinivedha d/o Neviliappan

“…This paper seeks to explore the paradox of fiction, or more precisely, the paradox of why we are able to genuinely emotionally respond to characters, objects and situations in works of fiction. …”
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The Most Powerful Material in Westeros: Fiction Exhibitions and the Authenticity of Fiction Objects by Märit Simonsson

Subjects: “…exhibitions, objects, fiction, authenticity, fiction exhibitions, game of thrones…”
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Why and How Did Narrative Fictions Evolve? Fictions as Entertainment Technologies by Edgar Dubourg, Nicolas Baumard

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Information-Seeking Behaviors of Young Adult Readers of Fiction and Fan Fiction by J. Nicole Miller

“…Understanding the differences in how young adult readers search for fiction and fan fiction to read and their preferred search methods may allow libraries to better serve this population by providing the kinds of information that these readers desire to know prior to reading a creative work.…”
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ON RENDERING ODESA REALIA IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE FICTION AND NON-FICTION TEXTS by О. П. Матузкова, В. В. Погуляй

“…The work discovers that realia concerned society and politics and loan translation, half-calque and mix translation as ways of rendering realia are the most frequently used in fiction as well as non-fiction texts. The research highlights the ways of rendering realia which occurred to be omitted in the S. …”
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