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Fictional Worlds
Year: 2009 Oxford University Press eBooks Pages: 257-283 Publisher: Oxford University Press
Abstract
Abstract It is argued that fictional worlds and individuals are impossible worlds and individuals. Proposals on fiction by Kripke and van Inwagen are discussed critically. Imagined-seen fictional worlds are argued to be impossible worlds.
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Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction
Social Sciences → Arts and Humanities → Philosophy
Contemporary Literature and Criticism
Social Sciences → Arts and Humanities → Literature and Literary Theory
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