Dialogue in fiction Dialogue in fiction by Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard

“…Characters and narrators, in fictional narrative discourse, exchange speech. Their interaction however is pseudo (see Sinclair, 1981), since it is not interactive in the real sense but imagined by an author, and it only happens intra-textually (the conversation only exists on a page of a book.) …”
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Fiction, Creation and Fictionality : An Overview by Matthieu Fontaine, Shahid Rahman

Subjects: “…fiction…”
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The Fiction in Non-Fiction Film by Carlos Ruiz Carmona

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Real Authors and Fictional Agents (Fictional Narrators, Fictional Authors) by Alberto Voltolini

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Fictionality by Andrew Piper

“…The distinction between fiction and non-fiction, between a text that is true and one that is not, is one of the oldest on record. …”
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Fictional will by Swift, H

“…Far from being, in any straightforward sense, "the most personal and immediate poems of their age", late-medieval fictional wills display the process and the precarities of identity construction.…”

Beyond Fictionality: A Definition of Fictional Characterhood by Alfonso Muñoz-Corcuera

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Chronique, fiction, roman de non-fiction by Florence Olivier

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Aesthetics and Ethics Intertwined: Fictional and Non-Fictional Worlds by Jonathan Locke Hart

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Fictional Reports A Study on the Semantics of Fictional Names by Fiora Salis

Subjects: “…fictional reports, fictional names, sententialism, interpreted logical forms, gappy propositions, name using practices…”
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Truth of fiction <em>versus</em> truth in fiction by Marie-Laure Ryan

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From fiction to reality: reflections surrounding fictional characters by Maritza Yesenia Agüero Miñano

“…The growth and development of worldwide products and services containing fictional characters has been exponential due to development, among others, of technology. …”
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MARGARET ATWOOD'S NON-FICTION ABOUT FICTION: PAYBACK by Igor Maver

“…Margaret Atwood's provocative recent book of non-fiction contains many literary references, which help to effectively highlight her points about such a topical matter as debt, debt as a philosophical, politico-economic, religious, and historical issue over the centuries. …”
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LEM’S PHILOSOPHY OF CHANCE IN HIS FICTION AND NON-FICTION by Bernd Graefrath

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Is reading non-fiction not useful at all? Fiction reading, non-fiction reading, and adolescents’ prosocial behavior by Ai, Pengya, Zhang, Heng

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Archaeology of Fictions by Marco Antonio Bazzocchi

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Banglaphone Fiction: by Claire Chambers

“…What we might call “Banglaphone fiction” is, I argue, currently experiencing a boom, and portrayals of Sylhetis in London, their cuisine, and other aspects of popular culture form an enduring fascination among the male writers of this fiction, at least. …”
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Trauma and Fiction: by Khan Touseef Osman

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Fragmented Fiction

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Fictions of Europe by Agger Gunhild

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