Fictional subjectivities: introduction
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2024-06
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Abstract
This introduction to the “Fictional Subjectivities” collection lays out the significance of literature in the study of subjectivities and provides a framework for a literary analysis of subjectivities. It highlights the ability of fiction to present a diversity of subjectivities to readers, who are invited to engage with and experience subjectivities different from theirs while reading a book. It also insists on the importance of a sustained reflection on fiction, as our lives are intertwined with narratives and our subjectivities constructed and reworked by fiction.
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Intersubjectivity, Reader response, Subjectivity, Taverne, Social Psychology, Applied Psychology
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Marling, R & Bédard-Goulet, S 2024, 'Fictional subjectivities : introduction', Subjectivity, vol. 31, no. 2, pp. 131-136. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41286-024-00192-z