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Some Remarks on Eco’s Confession and His Mystical Raptus
Rivista di Estetica 76:129-146 (2021)
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What happens when we read a text like The Name of the Rose? How may we understand what is fictional and what is true in it? By working on Eco’s Confessions of a Young Novelist, we will try to investigate the phenomenology of reading together with immersivity and our emotional involvement with fiction.Author's Profile
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