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social minds: a standalone construct

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Narratology

shared, intermental thinking by groups of characters in the novel, such as a town's collective judgment.

In narratology, social minds refers to shared, intermental thinking by groups of characters in the novel, such as a town's collective judgment. This meaning comes from Palmer (2010) in Social minds in the novel.[1]

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Palmer, A. (2010). Social minds in the novel. Ohio State University Press. ISBN 9780814211410

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