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The wandering thread : on the rationality of the novel
Fiction, according to Aristotle, is an arrangement of actions, linked by necessity or verisimilitude. It makes up a whole, the arrangement of which is to be opposed to the empirical succession of things as they happen. In her essay \"Modern Fiction\", Virginia Woolf reverses the opposition : to the
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