Space can be pictorial, mystical, fictive, real, social, geographical, male, female, architectural, fragmented, whole, distorted, compressed and mental.
In both her fictive and real life narratives, Ms. Randall doesn't mind an abrupt transition.
The speech, like much of Mr. Thompson's acting career, was an artful combination of fictive and real elements.
A play about a Kondoleon play in indefinitely protracted progress, "Saved or Destroyed," which is now being given its world premiere, is a rich, Pirandello-esque exercise that blurs the lines between actors and their roles, between fictive and real worlds.
3) Identical fictive and real odor waveform leads to measureable differences in OSN activity owing to adaptive processes in the OSN during odor stimuli.
Because we've already tested ourselves against the video of Daniel Pearl's beheading in 2002 – and should we have had any queasiness about the relation between the fictive and the real representations of this atrocity, there was a feature-length treatment of the sorry affair, directed by Michael Winterbottom and released in 2007.
We can define models as fictive representations of real things (e.g., planes, cars, or buildings) or of systems (e.g., atomic structure, weather patterns, traffic flow, ecosystems, or social systems) that are simpler than the real objects and systems they represent but preferentially highlight certain properties of the referent (Rapp and Sengupta 2012).
His novel performs, at the narrative level, the mutual erosion of the fictive and the real that plagues its inhabitants.
We want to reach out and touch the bumps, cracks, and crags of Mars' surface that Finnish artist Jan Fröjdman weaves into a four-minute short called, A FICTIVE FLIGHT ABOVE REAL MARS.
"Pearson" is a fictive image of a real place.
Shaw's world, at once real and fictive, makes me think of good modern fiction.
