Immersion and distance : : aesthetic illusion in literature and other media / / edited by Werner Wolf, Walter Bernhart and Andreas Mahler.
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Immersion and distance : aesthetic illusion in literature and other media / Preliminary Material -- Aesthetic Illusion / On the Emergence of Aesthetic Illusion An Evolutionary Perspective / The Role of Participation in Aesthetic Illusion / Pictures and Hobby Horses: Make-Believe beyond Childhood / Impossible Worlds and Aesthetic Illusion / Aesthetic Illusion in Theatre and Drama An Attempt at Application / Aesthetic Illusion as an Effect of Lyric Poetry? / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Painting (Fourteenth to Twentieth Centuries) / Wilful Deceptions Aesthetic Illusion at the Interface of Painting, Photography and Digital Images / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Ambiguous Film Sequences / Architectures of Immersion: The Material Fictions of the ‘New’ Las Vegas / Columns of Figures as Sources of Aesthetic Illusion Browser-Based Multiplayer Online Games / Aesthetic Illusion in Instrumental Music? / Notes on Contributors -- Index. |
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Preliminary Material -- Aesthetic Illusion / On the Emergence of Aesthetic Illusion An Evolutionary Perspective / The Role of Participation in Aesthetic Illusion / Pictures and Hobby Horses: Make-Believe beyond Childhood / Impossible Worlds and Aesthetic Illusion / Aesthetic Illusion in Theatre and Drama An Attempt at Application / Aesthetic Illusion as an Effect of Lyric Poetry? / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Painting (Fourteenth to Twentieth Centuries) / Wilful Deceptions Aesthetic Illusion at the Interface of Painting, Photography and Digital Images / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Ambiguous Film Sequences / Architectures of Immersion: The Material Fictions of the ‘New’ Las Vegas / Columns of Figures as Sources of Aesthetic Illusion Browser-Based Multiplayer Online Games / Aesthetic Illusion in Instrumental Music? / Notes on Contributors -- Index. |
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Preliminary Material -- Aesthetic Illusion / On the Emergence of Aesthetic Illusion An Evolutionary Perspective / The Role of Participation in Aesthetic Illusion / Pictures and Hobby Horses: Make-Believe beyond Childhood / Impossible Worlds and Aesthetic Illusion / Aesthetic Illusion in Theatre and Drama An Attempt at Application / Aesthetic Illusion as an Effect of Lyric Poetry? / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Painting (Fourteenth to Twentieth Centuries) / Wilful Deceptions Aesthetic Illusion at the Interface of Painting, Photography and Digital Images / Aesthetic Illusion and the Breaking of Illusion in Ambiguous Film Sequences / Architectures of Immersion: The Material Fictions of the ‘New’ Las Vegas / Columns of Figures as Sources of Aesthetic Illusion Browser-Based Multiplayer Online Games / Aesthetic Illusion in Instrumental Music? / Notes on Contributors -- Index. |
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