The specificity of fantasy and the “affective novum”: a theory of a core subset of fantasy literature

HIGHLIGHTS

• What: The aim of this sort of conjecture is to present an affective novum, some new potential of subjectivity which is presently considered to be impossible in the real world.
• Who: Geoff M. Boucher from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the research: The Specificity of Fantasy and the “Affective Novum”: A Theory of a Core Subset of Fantasy Literature, in the Journal: Literature 2024, 4, 101-121. of /2024/
• How: This Article proposes a new approach to the nature of a core set within fantasy fiction that regards it as a speculative of the . . .
  

   

  

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