Hardships of contemporary fiction
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Philosophy. Fiction. Crisis. Identity. UtopiaAbstract
In today’s world, in which we can see a radical transformation of things, nearly unprecedented crises emerge and affect all areas of activity, challenging culture, aesthetics, ethical values, notions of space and time, and the relations between public and private, as well as bringing serious political issues and complex problems to the very realm of thought. This essay aims at showing how contemporary fictional speech thematizes and discusses its own perplexity, attempting a reconciliation between language and reality in a relentless effort towards the confrontation of the human being with an “other” who is himself and, in this way, often making clear that fiction becomes necessary for the existence of the real.Downloads
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