l’invisible et le visible selon alain robbe-grillet (the invisible and the visible in the work of alain robbe–grillet)
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Abstract
The present text is an attempt to re-read Robbe-Grillet’s Jealousy in the perspective of what modern psychology calls “the theory of mind”. The author attempts to show that Robbe-Grillet’s literary procedure consists, at least in part, in presenting the characters as deprived of inner mental states, thus approaching the theory of “mindblindness”, presented in a different context, by the psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen.
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| Authors | ;Josef Fulka |
| Journal | computer |
| Year | 2015 |
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