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Fictionalism About Fictional Characters Revisited
Res Philosophica 93 (2):377-403 (2016)
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Fictionalism about fictional characters is a view according to which all claims ostensibly about fictional characters are in fact claims about the content of a story. Claims that appear to refer to or quantify over fictional objects contain an implicit prefix of the form “according to such-and-such story. In.Author's Profile
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