Sentence examples for fictitious discourse from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Federman's first novel, "Double or Nothing: A Real Fictitious Discourse" (Swallow Press, 1971), each page is a carefully arranged, self-contained collage of black text on an open white ground.
By "fictional discourse" we mean here and in what follows discourse about fictitious objects.
Some fictitious entities are necessary for human discourse, but their meaning can only be revealed through their connection to real entities (1977, 495n; 287 88 287–88, 317 18); if a fictitious entity proves impervious to this paraphrastic technique it is shown to be a meaningless abstraction unrelated to demonstrable reality.
In this series of discourses by famous women, Scudéry creates fictitious diatribes pronounced by powerful women in a moment of crisis, often on the verge of death.
All 28 participants who claimed to be at least to some extent familiar with this fictitious journal (a value larger than four on a seven-point scale) were excluded from our analysis regarding journal discourses, which reduces the sample for our analyses involving journals in Sects.
(Names used are fictitious).
That is completely fictitious.
Gilbert and Sullivan created fictitious worlds.
