Fictional and Historical Worlds

Exploring a wide range of themes such as authority, otherness, and imagination, this book delves into both possible and fictional worlds. It analyzes classical and modern texts, drawing on theories from notable figures like Jerome Bruner and Stephen Greenblatt over the past sixty years. Key topics include translation, alternative critique, empire, education, comedy, history, poetry, and culture, offering a comprehensive examination of how these elements interact and shape our understanding of literature and society.