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Title:Kaj resničnega lahko povemo o fikcijskih likih? : Problem referiranja fiktivnih imen v fikcijskem diskurzu
Authors:ID Nemec, Maja (Author)
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URL https://journals.um.si/index.php/analiza/article/view/4937
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Scientific work
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
UZUM - University of Maribor Press
Abstract:Članek obravnava, kako teorija pretvarjanja in artefaktična teorija fikcije delujeta v internem in eksternem govoru o fikciji in zakaj oba, fikcijski antirealizem in realizem, naletita na težave. Predstavljena je rešitev Amie Thomasson (2003b), ki ohranja obstoj fikcijskih likov kot abstraktnih artefaktov, a v intrafikcijski diskurz vseeno sprejme pretvarjanje, da razreši nejasnosti, ki nastanejo, ko uporabljamo fiktivna imena v različnih kontekstih. Izpostavljena je problematičnost de re pretvarjanja, ki zahteva pretvarjanje, da ima abstraktni objekt konkretne lastnosti. Če de re pretvarjanje zavrnemo in v govor o fikciji sprejmemo de dicto pretvarjanje, izgubimo uniformnost teorije in trdimo, da fiktivna imena v delu diskurza referirajo, v delu pa ne. Cilj članka je nakazati, da vpeljava pretvarjanja v realistično teorijo fikcije kljub temu, da zahteva dvojno rabo fiktivnih imen, bolje razloži naše razumevanje govora o fikciji kot antirealistične teorije.
Keywords:fikcija, fikcijski diskurz, fiktivna imena, abstraktni artefakti, pretvarjanje
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Publication date:31.12.2024
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:Univerza v Mariboru, Univerzitetna založba
Year of publishing:2024
Number of pages:18
Numbering:Letn. 28, št. 2
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-97138 New window
ISSN on article:2712-4916
COBISS.SI-ID:254920195 New window
DOI:10.18690/analiza.28.2.169-186.2024 New window
Publication date in DKUM:19.02.2026
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Language:English
Title:What Can We Really Say About Fictional Characters? : The Problem of Fictional Names Referencing in Fictional Discourse
Abstract:The article discusses how the theory of pretense and the artefactual theory of fiction work in internal and external talk about fiction, and why both fictional anti-realism and realism run into difficulties. It presents Amie Thomasson's (2003b) solution, which preserves the existence of fictional characters as abstract artefacts, but still adopts pretense into the intrafictional discourse to resolve the ambiguities that arise when using fictional names in different contexts. The problematic nature of de re pretense, which requires pretending that an abstract object has concrete properties, is highlighted. If we reject de re pretense and accept de dicto pretense in the fictional discourse, we lose the uniformity of the theory and claim that fictional names refer in one part of the discourse but not in the other. The aim of this paper is to suggest that, although it requires a dual use of fictive names, the introduction of pretense into a realist theory of fiction does a better job of explaining our understanding of talk about fiction than anti-realist theories.
Keywords:fiction, fictional discourse, fictional names, abstract artefacts, pretense


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