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In Once‐Told Tales. Chichester: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 190–193 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: What Am I Doing? My Experience The Title Literature: What Is It? A Friendly Witness?Categories
philosophy of literature experience of the art form ‐ the novel long‐standing philosophical ‐ and pre‐systematic intuitions reading experience ‐ coeval with very beginnings of human experience a kind of reading experience ‐ deeply entrenched in age‐old experience of story‐telling raising issues for philosophy of literature literary works, inviting multiple readings ‐ content with depth, inviting reflection eighteenth century, Tristram Shandy ‐ and Proust and Joyce in twentieth century contrast being made, between novels ‐ gripping stories, read once E.M. Forster in Aspects of the Novel, friendly witness saying ‐ Yes—oh, dear, yes—the novel tells a story Novel
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