The phrase "analysis of the fictional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing literary works, storytelling, or any examination of imaginary narratives or characters.
Example: "The analysis of the fictional elements in the novel reveals deeper themes about society and human nature."
Alternatives: "examination of the imaginary" or "study of the fictional".
A video analysis of the fictional report posted on YouTube appears to show that the footage that did not come from Mr. Tuschi's documentary — the shots showing the defendant behind bars — was taken from news reports about Mr. Khodorkovsky.
Net worth estimates are based on an analysis of the fictional character's source material, and are valued against known real-world commodity and share price movements.
Net worth estimates are based on an analysis of the fictional character's source material, and valued against known real-world commodity and share price movements.
And she warned, "Basing an analysis of the author on his fictional character would be a gross violation".
Fictional analysis of fictional art, then, is doubly not there, doubly distant and difficult to reach, even in de Kretser's skilled hands.
A sophisticated and highly influential contemporary exponent of this kind of approach to art and, more specifically, to the philosophical analysis of depiction and fictional content, is Kendall L. Walton (1990).
Finally, we took our remaining short list and estimated top speeds based on an analysis of fictional source materials.
Bonneville plays Ian Fletcher, head of the (fictional) Olympic Deliverance Commission.
But there is a similar argument that does not rely on a parallelism between fictional works and fictional characters, but on the fact that the identity conditions of the fictional works refer to fictional characters.
The blending of the fictional and real worlds at the end of the play represents the inability of individuals to distinguish between fictional and real experience.
