Add to ORKGIn this paper, I present a pastiche of Kathleen Stock responding to Raymond Tallis’s defence of realism. It is followed by a note in which I briefly explain why I have approached this task by means of pastiche
This chapter will address the relation of crime fiction and realism. Realism is an issue in crime fi...
Fantasy and realism are the traits to be found in every culture and individual. Fantasy was often di...
Some philosophers of science – the present author included – appeal to fiction as an interpretation ...
In this paper, I present a pastiche of Kathleen Stock responding to Raymond Tallis’s defence of real...
This paper is an imitative response to Kathleen Stock’s book Material Girls, another faux...
Following the realist movement of the nineteenth century, fiction writers and literary critics have ...
In this paper, I will show that formal realism tells only a very small part of the story of the 18th...
Universities are often enjoined to ‘get’ with the ‘real world’. In this article, Mary Evans gives an...
First paragraph: Stevenson was the outstanding romancer os his age but also a crucial participant in...
Literary critics are faced with the difficult task of categorizing a wide corpus of contemporary nar...
Challenging hostile characterisations of realism, this article argues that nineteenth-century realis...
In her own unassuming but penetrating way, Virginia Woolf strongly advised authors to live in the p...
This learning object was produced under the auspices of the Pedagogical Innovation Project NAPCED (N...
In this paper, my aim is to show that in Anglo-American analytic aesthetics, the conception of narra...
Despite its apparent precision in meaning, realism as a once-held literary school of thought provoke...
This chapter will address the relation of crime fiction and realism. Realism is an issue in crime fi...
Fantasy and realism are the traits to be found in every culture and individual. Fantasy was often di...
Some philosophers of science – the present author included – appeal to fiction as an interpretation ...
In this paper, I present a pastiche of Kathleen Stock responding to Raymond Tallis’s defence of real...
This paper is an imitative response to Kathleen Stock’s book Material Girls, another faux...
Following the realist movement of the nineteenth century, fiction writers and literary critics have ...
In this paper, I will show that formal realism tells only a very small part of the story of the 18th...
Universities are often enjoined to ‘get’ with the ‘real world’. In this article, Mary Evans gives an...
First paragraph: Stevenson was the outstanding romancer os his age but also a crucial participant in...
Literary critics are faced with the difficult task of categorizing a wide corpus of contemporary nar...
Challenging hostile characterisations of realism, this article argues that nineteenth-century realis...
In her own unassuming but penetrating way, Virginia Woolf strongly advised authors to live in the p...
This learning object was produced under the auspices of the Pedagogical Innovation Project NAPCED (N...
In this paper, my aim is to show that in Anglo-American analytic aesthetics, the conception of narra...
Despite its apparent precision in meaning, realism as a once-held literary school of thought provoke...
This chapter will address the relation of crime fiction and realism. Realism is an issue in crime fi...
Fantasy and realism are the traits to be found in every culture and individual. Fantasy was often di...
Some philosophers of science – the present author included – appeal to fiction as an interpretation ...