Walton Claims That We Extend Ourselves into Fictional Worlds

Q42: Consider the three kinds of plot that

Q43: Think of a story or experience that

Q44: Walton claims that Charles is like an

Q45: Kafka's parable can be reduced to aesthetic

Q46: The unique function of tragedy, according to

Q48: Summarize Socrates's argument that tragic poetry is

Q49: According to Walton, Charles does not have

Q50: What does McFague mean when she says

Q51: A parable, to McFague is not the

Q52: According to Walton, novels are good only