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fictional minds: a standalone construct

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Narratology

an approach to fictional characters' minds as whole, socially situated mental functioning that readers construct, not just inner speech.

In narratology, fictional minds refers to an approach to fictional characters' minds as whole, socially situated mental functioning that readers construct, not just inner speech. This meaning comes from Palmer (2004) in Fictional minds.[1]

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References

Palmer, A. (2004). Fictional minds. University of Nebraska Press. ISBN 9780803237438

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