Una visión normativa de la narrativa literaria de ficción: ficción, narrativa y literatura en el debate de las make believe theories
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Recientemente, el filósofo Manuel García Carpintero ha brindado un nuevo enfoque para definir la ficción en el marco teórico de las make believe theories, el cual llama normativo. Este enfoque caracteriza la narrativa literaria de ficción como una práctica que se define a partir de un conjunto de entidades ideales y necesarias, es decir, a partir de normas constitutivas. El presente artículo busca aplicar el enfoque normativo de García Carpintero para definir un tipo específico de ficciones, la narrativa literaria de ficción, profundizando en tres conceptos: la ficción, la narrativa y la literatura, para concluir que la narrativa literaria de ficción es un artefacto híbrido diseñado con la intención de cumplir tres funciones relativas a estos tres conceptos distintos.
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