Seis tesis de Roman Ingarden sobre la ficción literaria.

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    • Alternate Title:
      Roman Ingarden's six theses on literary fiction.
    • Subject Terms:
      INGARDEN, Roman, 1893-1970; ANALYTIC philosophy; FICTION; PHENOMENOLOGY; ROMANS; MODERN philosophy
    • Abstract:
      Los escritos de Roman Ingarden sobre la obra literaria contienen numerosas ideas dignas de ser tenidas en cuenta en el actual debate en la filosofía analítica de la ficción literaria. Su perspectiva filosófica es la de la Fenomenología Realista. Entre otros asuntos, el artículo trata de sus propuestas acerca de la identidad de la obra literaria, de su composición, de la contribución de las experiencias cuasi-perceptivas o de la naturaleza de las entidades de ficción. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Roman Ingarden's writings on literary works contain numerous ideas worthy of consideration in the debate about literary fiction taking place now in analytical philosophy. His philosophical perspective is that of Realist Phenomenology. Among other issues, the article deals with Ingarden's proposals about the identity of literary works and their composition, the contribution made by quasi-perceptual experiences and the nature of fictional entities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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