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Literature and Storytelling
This article argues against evolutionary accounts that reduce literature to a form of adaptive storytelling. While storytelling may serve cognitive and social functions, literature is an aesthetic experience marked by opacity, formal complexity, and non-instrumental value – where “aesthetic” deno
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