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The Fictive And The Imaginary: Charting Literar... «TESTED»

Iser replaces the binary of fiction and reality with a consisting of the real, the fictive, and the imaginary.

: An intentional act by the author that subverts and reorganizes "the real." It is a boundary-crossing act that disrupts the referential world, making it "transgressive". The Fictive and the Imaginary: Charting Literar...

: Iser suggests humans use fiction as a "subsidy" for their existence, using imagination as collateral to substantiating their activities and lives. Iser replaces the binary of fiction and reality

The Theatre of the Selfie: Fictive Practices of the Instagram Artist The Fictive and the Imaginary: Charting Literar...