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Vol 3 No 1: Special Issue: Is There Truth Through Fiction?

Published: 2019-12-26

From the Editor

Fiction as Universal Truth

Rob van Gerwen

i-v
- GerwenRv.pdf

Is there truth through literature?

The Cognitive Value of Literary Fiction An Introduction

Arthur Cools, Leen Verheyen

1-8
- CoolsVerheyen.pdf
Literature and the Nugget of Knowledge. An Interview with Derek Attridge and Peter Lamarque.

Leen Verheyen, Arthur Cools

9-27
- CoolsVerheyenInterview.pdf
The paradox of fact from fiction; What fiction can and can’t tell us about the real world

Todd Jones

28-46
- Jones.pdf
Literature as Experiment: The Ontological Commitment of Fiction

Gert-Jan van der Heiden

47-64
- VanderHeiden.pdf
The Question of Literary Realism Adorno and the Form of Novel

Mario Farina

65-82
- Farina.pdf
Narrative Art as a Route to Self-Knowledge and Self-Development

Mojca Kuplen

83-101
- Kuplen.pdf
The Truth of the Story and its Variations

Sanem Yazicioglu

102-115
- Sanem.pdf
Is Literary Fiction about Truth or Meaning?

Leen Verheyen

116-129
- Verheyen.pdf
Reading for Opacity and the Cognitive Value of Literary Fiction

Arthur Cools

130-145
- Cools.pdf

Arts & Artists

David Wojnarowicz and the Surge of Nuances Modifying Aesthetic Judgment with the Influx of Knowledge

Paul R Abramson, Tania Love Abramson

146-157
- Abramson.pdf
Leonardo, After 500 Years

Patricia Anne Emison

158-171
- EmisonP.pdf

Reviews

Review of "The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Imagination"

Nele Van de Mosselaer

172-174
- MosselaerN.pdf

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