Reply to Currie’s and Gilmore’s comments on Abell’s Fiction: A Philosophical Analysis

British Journal of Aesthetics 62 (2):195-204 (2022)
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The metaphysical question of what determines the contents of fictive utterances is closely related to the epistemological question of how audiences identify the.

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Catharine Abell
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