Scientific Study of Literature 4:2
[Scientific Study of Literature, 4:2] 2014. iii, 110 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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Questioning assumptions in literary readingDavid I. Hanauer | pp. 123–124
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Do fiction writers have superior perspective taking ability?Theanna Bischoff & Joan Peskin | pp. 125–149
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Lost in an iPad: Narrative engagement on paper and tabletAnne Mangen & Don Kuiken | pp. 150–177
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From “compelling and mystical” to “makes you want to commit suicide”: Quantifying the spectrum of online reader responsesMegan Milota | pp. 178–195
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Amazing but true: A preference for fiction-like non-fictionJonathan D. Leavitt, Arseny A. Ryazanov & Nicholas J.S. Christenfeld | pp. 196–210
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In the eye of the recipient: Pupillary responses to suspense in literary classicsKatrin Riese, Mareike Bayer, Gerhard Lauer & Annekathrin Schacht | pp. 211–232
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