The Aesthetics of Fantasy Literature and ArtRoger C. Schlobin University of Notre Dame Press, 1982 - 288 Seiten An anthology of essays on the nature of fantasy, focusing on the basic principles that distinguish fantasy from other literary types and making a strong argument for its place as a major approach to the understanding of the creative act in art and literature. |
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On the Nature of Fantasy | 16 |
Coleridge and Beyond | 36 |
The Secondary Worlds of High Fantasy | 56 |
Urheberrecht | |
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adventure Aladdin Arabian Nights Arthur Boyd Houghton artists Atheneum Ballantine belief Bibliography C. S. Lewis century characters cognitive Coleridge Coleridge's Conan created critical Dark dreams Dunsany Earth Earthsea Edmund Dulac elements enchanted English essay ethical fantasy evil existence exotic Faerie fairy stories fancy fantasists fantasy literature fantasy world garden genre George MacDonald Guin Guin's hero heroic fantasy high fantasy horror human Ibid ideal illustration images imagination impossible J. R. R. Tolkien John King literary fantasy London Lord Lost Civilization magic medieval romance mode modern fantasy myth narrative nature novel Plate poetry portal primary world Princeton proper names protagonist reader reality realm science fiction science-fiction secondary world social spells Sprague de Camp strange structure supernatural Sword tale tasy things tion traditional transformed Tree Trilogy ture University Press Ursula Ursula K Utopia Victorian Voyage to Arcturus William Morris writers York young