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A critique of religious fictionalism

Religious Studies, 2010
AbstractAndrew Eshleman has argued that atheists can believe in God by being fully engaged members of religious communities and using religious discourse in a non-realist way. He calls this position ‘fictionalism’ because the atheist takes up religion as a useful fiction.
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Minces prolégomènes sur « Critique et fiction »

Recherches & Travaux, 2002
Gateau Jean-Charles. Minces prolégomènes sur « Critique et fiction ». In: Recherches & Travaux, n°60, 2002. Critique et fiction. pp. 15-19.
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Kenya noir. Crime fiction’s critique

Journal of African Cultural Studies, 2016
Along with the increasing popularity of crime fiction globally, Africa has not only become a popular setting for crime fiction, but lately African-authored crime fiction has become more prominent in scholarly literature. Kenya features as a popular setting in a number of international crime fictions (perhaps most famously in John le Carre’s The ...
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The Deleuzian Critique of Pure Fiction

SubStance, 1997
Etude de la conception deleuzienne du recit conceptuel a travers la lecture de L'histoire d'autrui dans «Qu'est-ce que la philosophie?». Examinant la question de l'evenement, du concept et de la pensee qui se pose dans le domaine de la narration, l'A.
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Critique et fiction : petits meurtres entre amis

Recherches & Travaux, 2002
Monluçon Anne-Marie. Critique et fiction : petits meurtres entre amis. In: Recherches & Travaux, n°60, 2002. Critique et fiction. pp. 123-142.
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Imperialist critique in Anglo-American science fiction

2022
In recent years, Anglo-American science fiction has been read as a form of literature that is complicit in the imperialist project—as “empire’s propaganda arm, its R&D lab”, as Gerry Canavan (2012) has noted. Although a number of influential ‘imperial turn’ SF scholars (John Rieder, Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Andy Sawyer, Jessica Langer, David Seed ...
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Science Fiction as Critique of Science

Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society, 2016
Science fiction is often used as a tool with which to think about actual science. While often this is depicted in terms of imaginary future potential, science fiction has also shown itself to be a poignant critique of existing science and a means of exploring our collective anxieties regarding the continued logic of current scientific development. This
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Entre critique et fiction : la mise en scène du critique à l’époque symboliste

Recherches & Travaux, 2002
Symington Micéala. Entre critique et fiction : la mise en scène du critique à l’époque symboliste. In: Recherches & Travaux, n°60, 2002. Critique et fiction. pp. 45-56.
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"Critique sociale" versus "critique artiste" : une fiction sociologique

2020
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Crime Fiction as Socio-political Critique

2005
Abstract Evan Hunter argues that crime fiction is a genre ‘wide enough not to be subverted if you want to make social comments ‘; it is, James Ellroy maintains, ‘the perfect vehicle ‘ for social and political criticism.1 The remainder of this study will focus on writers who, like Ellroy and Hunter, see detective and crime fiction as ...
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