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Essays on Fiction and Perspective

by Göran Rossholm (Volume editor)
©2004 Edited Collection 356 Pages

Summary

The book is the result of a conference about the interrelated concepts of fiction and perspective in Stockholm 2001. The concepts of fiction and perspective have played a number of crucial roles in the Humanities during the last fifty years, in particular in the intersection between linguistics, the aesthetic disciplines, and philosophy. The writers in this anthology discuss some of the most debated questions in this context, such as different conceptions of point of view in narrative fiction, historical counterfactual fiction, the relationship between fact and fiction in historiography, how to understand and analyze statements about an individual’s belief perspective, and how everyday discourse is anchored in perspective views of the world.

Details

Pages
356
Year
2004
ISBN (Softcover)
9783039101238
Language
English
Keywords
Erzählperspektive Kongress Stockholm (2001) Interrelated Concept Linguistic Literary Theory Point of View Semiotics Fiction Narratology
Published
Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2004. 356 pp., num. fig.

Biographical notes

Göran Rossholm (Volume editor)

The Editor: Göran Rossholm is Professor at the Department of Literature, Stockholm University. His dissertation was an analysis of Ibsen’s last play When We Dead Awaken, for which he received a Ph.D. in 1987. Since then he has produced scholarly editions of August Strindberg, and articles on semiotics and theory of literature and is the author of To Be And Not to Be (Peter Lang, 2004).

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