The Aesthetics of Fantasy Literature and ArtRoger C. Schlobin University of Notre Dame Press, 1982 - 288 páginas An anthology of essays on the nature of fantasy, focusing on the basic principles that distinguish fantasy from other literary types and making a strong argument for its place as a major approach to the understanding of the creative act in art and literature. |
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On the Nature of Fantasy | 16 |
Coleridge and Beyond | 36 |
The Secondary Worlds of High Fantasy | 56 |
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