Possible Worlds in Literary Theory

Exploring the philosophical concept of 'possible worlds,' this work delves into its application in understanding the complexities of fictionality and narrativity. It examines how these theoretical frameworks can illuminate the ways narratives are constructed and perceived, offering insights into the nature of storytelling and the imagination. Through a rigorous analysis, the book addresses the implications of these ideas for both literature and philosophy, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in the intersection of these fields.