Anna Whiteside and Michael lssacharoff, eds., On Referring in Literature Reviewed by

Philosophy in Review 8 (9):365-369 (1988)
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These 13 papers try to clarify the nature of literary reference and to show that such reference is a feature of all interpretation. The essays divide into three categories: those delimiting types of reference and their interrelationships, those precising the nature of a particular type,and those concerning the role of reference in literary theory.

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Margaret Van De Pitte
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