Po divné krajině : charakteristika a vnitřní členěni fantastické literatury / Tereza Dědinová
The best works of fantasy tell stories about our world, about human consciousness and its boundaries. Their shift beyond the limits of the natural world and space-time allows a direct, clearer, and larger perspective. Through symbols, metaphors, and allegory, fantasy tackles universal issues and pro...
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| Language: | Czech |
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Brno :
Masarykova Univerzita,
2015.
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| Series: | Spisy Masarykovy univerzity v Brně, Filozofická fakulta ;
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| Summary: | The best works of fantasy tell stories about our world, about human consciousness and its boundaries. Their shift beyond the limits of the natural world and space-time allows a direct, clearer, and larger perspective. Through symbols, metaphors, and allegory, fantasy tackles universal issues and problems of our world. However, fantasy is a priori criticized as trivial, escapist literature not worthy of the time of a picky reader. As such, it is often relegated to the sidelines and gets only limited feedback. The ambition of this study is therefore to initiate a broader discussion about the phenomenon of fantasy literature and to draw attention to the issue of its reflection. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource. |
| ISBN: | 8021078723 9788021078727 |