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Description edit
This study argues against vague interpretation of fantasy as mere escapism and seeks to deifne it as a distinct kind of narrative.The issues that are bought up are discussed in relation to a wide range of fantasies with varying images.
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- Kafka: Add a description of this character.
- Pynchon
- Mary Shelley
- Poe
- Lewis Carroll
- Sade
- Dr Jekyll
- Elizabeth Gaskell
- Alice
- Kingsley
- Mr Hyde
- Peake
- R.l.stevenson
- Dickens
- George Eliot
- James Hogg
- Stoker
- Heathcliff
- Jameson
- George Macdonald
- Lacan
- Maldoror
- Morris
- Hoffmann
- Hélène Cixous
- Henry James
- Brydon
- Godwin
- Gregor
- Bruno
- Melmoth
- Bersani
- Rabkin
- Caleb
- C.s.lewis
- Tom
- Oedipa
- Bataille
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First Sentence edit
THE 'FANTASTIC' derives form the Latin, phantasticus, which is from the Greek , meaning to make visible or manifest.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Rosemary Jackson (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 809.3915
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