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100 1 $aDadlez, E. M.$q(Eva M.),$d1956-
245 10 $aWhat's Hecuba to him? :$bfictional events and actual emotions /$cE.M. Dadlez.
260 $aUniversity Park, Pa. :$bPennsylvania State University Press,$c©1997.
300 $aviii, 240 pages ;$c24 cm.
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490 1 $aLiterature & philosophy
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 227-233) and index.
505 00 $tFiction, Emotion, and Irrationality --$tEmotions --$tIrrationality in Emotion --$tFictional Events and Irrational Emotions --$tNearing Fictions: Feeling as Believing --$tThe Emotional and the Quasi Emotional --$tMaking-Believe --$tAddressing Fictions and Expressing Desires --$tPlaying Inconsistent Games --$tObjects of Emotion and Emotional Imagination --$tResponding to Actual People and Events --$tThoughts and Thought Contents as Intentional Objects --$tPossibility and Potentiality as Objects of Emotion --$tEmotion, Imagination, and Attention --$tImagining Emotionally --$tFiction, Emotion, and Morality --$tEmotion and Normative Judgment --$tLove's Best Guess: The Merely Fictional --$tMoral Conflict and the Limits of the Imagination --$tA Digression on Humor --$tImagining Possibilities and the Possibility of Imagining --$tImagining Fictional Worlds --$tFictional Worlds --$tImagining Fictions --$tImagination as Interpretation --$tImaginative Engagement --$tImagining the Real --$tFeeling with Fiction: Empathy and Imagination --$tEmotion and Empathy --$tEmpathetic Emotion and Second-Order Belief --$tEmpathetic Imagination --$tFeeling with the Fictional --$tEmpathy and Necessity --$tThe Empathetic and the Normative --$tThe Satisfyingly Sad and the Sadly Satisfying --$tEnjoying Excitement and Emotional Release --$tAchieving Equilibrium: Rehearsal and Meta-Response --$tClarification, Comprehension, and Construal --$tForm and Content --$tAppreciating Aesthetically.
520 $aThis book engages contemporary debate over the seeming irrationality or inauthenticity of our emotional response to fiction, examining the many positions taken in this debate and arguing that we can understand the relation between cognition and emotion without devaluing our emotional responses to fiction. It takes Hamlet's famous query as the first step in an analytic philosophical inquiry and, by considering some of the answers that derive from that question, arrives at a set of necessary conditions for an emotional response to fiction.
520 8 $aWhat Hamlet's player feels for Hecuba, proposes Dadlez, is no more illusory than what we feel for Hamlet; that the actor weeps for Hecuba reflects both our capacity to envision and understand a seemingly limitless variety of human situations - to empathize with others - and the capacity of fiction to facilitate such understanding. What's Hecuba to Him? is an enticingly written work that opens an entire philosophical arena to literary scholars and illuminates the significance that literature has for our moral life.
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650 0 $aEmotions in literature.
650 0 $aEmotions and cognition.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aDadlez, E.M. (Eva M.), 1956-$tWhat's Hecuba to him?$dUniversity Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, ©1997$w(OCoLC)605039479
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