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200 10$aTexture$b[electronic resource] $ea cognitive aesthetics of reading /$fPeter Stockwell
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300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references ([193]-211) and index.
327   $aCOVER; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; 1 Text, Textuality and Texture; 2 Resonance and Intensity; 3 Sensation and Empathy; 4 Voice and Mind; 5 Identification and Resistance; 6 Texture and Meaning; References; Index
330   $aTexture represents the latest advance in cognitive poetics. This book builds feeling and embodied experience on to the insights into meaningfulness which the cognitive approach to literature has achieved in recent years. Taking key familiar concepts such as characterisation, tone, empathy, and identification, the book aims to describe the natural experience of literary reading in a thorough and principled way. Accessibly and informatively written, Texture draws on stylistics, psycholinguistics, critical theory and neurology to explore the nature of reading verbal art. The aim is a new cognitiv
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