Symbolic Distance: In Relation to Analogy and Fiction

Symbolic Distance is a 1932 book that discusses the grammatical account of the structure of symbols and the field within which fictions arise. It argues that distance should not be an exact technical term in art criticism, and discusses important themes such as the analysis of fictions, the genesis of fictions, and the reduction of fictions. It is an interesting read for students of English literature.

Format: Hardback
Length: 108 pages
Publication date: 01 November 2023
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

First published in 1932, Symbolic Distance offers a comprehensive grammatical analysis of the structure of symbols and the context in which fiction emerges. The author contends that while distance may be a crucial concept in art criticism, it is unlikely to become an exact technical term until the distinction between works of art and symbols is fully blurred. Within its pages, the book delves into profound themes such as the examination of fiction, the genesis of fiction, and the reduction of fiction. This captivating work is particularly valuable for students of English literature, providing a rich and insightful perspective on the literary world.

First published in 1932, Symbolic Distance offers a comprehensive grammatical analysis of the structure of symbols and the context in which fiction emerges. The author contends that while distance may be a crucial concept in art criticism, it is unlikely to become an exact technical term until the distinction between works of art and symbols is fully blurred. Within its pages, the book delves into profound themes such as the examination of fiction, the genesis of fiction, and the reduction of fiction. This captivating work is particularly valuable for students of English literature, providing a rich and insightful perspective on the literary world.

Weight: 370g
Dimension: 198 x 129 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032576336