Fictionality című kiadvány cikkei

1984

Bernáth Árpád: Narratology : the theory of the epic? In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 229-240. (1984)

Bernáth Árpád; Csúri Károly: On the relevance of possible-worlds semantics for literary theory. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 115-137. (1984)

Bókay Antal: Understanding as creating narrative structures : the concept of "world" in a theory of interpretation. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 241-269. (1984)

Csúri Károly: Model-structures and possible worlds : a literary theoretic analysis of the Borchert-story: Die Küchenuhr. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 183-228. (1984)

Doležel Lubomír: Narrative structure and narrative style. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 271-298. (1984)

Kanyó Zoltán: Acquaintance with non-existing entities : Russell's views on fictionality. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 301-372. (1984)

Kanyó Zoltán: Introduction. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 7-10. (1984)

Kanyó Zoltán: Reference in fictional texts : introduction. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 13-31. (1984)

Lieb Hans-Heinrich: Questions of reference in written narrative. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 141-168. (1984)

Pavel Thomas G.: On the existence of non-existing entities : issuses in the ontology of fiction. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 49-72. (1984)

Pelc Jerzy: Some thoughts on fictitious entities. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 73-85. (1984)

Rauh Gisa: Deictic reference in fictional texts. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 87-114. (1984)

Steube Anita: Temporal relations in intensional semantics. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 169-181. (1984)

Tarnay László: "Pretends", linguistics, and game-theory : a paradigm case of generating fiction. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 373-418. (1984)

Woods John: Animadversions and open questions reference, inference and truth in fiction. In: Fictionality, (5). pp. 33-47. (1984)