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Fiction is Dead and Awaiting Burial
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Fiction is Dead and Awaiting Burial
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Series XVI: Art, Literature and Drama
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Fiction--20th century--History and criticism
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Moderated by Nancy Bush. Roger Ebert states that we need to appreciate novels by all authors, not just ones by "respectable authors," and that fiction is still alive in various art forms, including novels and films. Roger W. Wescott plays devil's advocate and states that fiction is dead because of society's emphasis on science, but believes that fiction (through play) has been a part of mammalian behavior for millennia. Joseph W. Angell Jr. argues that fiction plays three purposes: fiction is a substitute for reality, fiction interprets reality, and exceptional fiction can be a reality. Angell also believes that many new novels lack originality.
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Moderated by Nancy Bush. Roger Ebert states that we need to appreciate novels by all authors, not just ones by "respectable authors," and that fiction is still alive in various art forms, including novels and films. Roger W. Wescott plays devil's advocate and states that fiction is dead because of society's emphasis on science, but believes that fiction (through play) has been a part of mammalian behavior for millennia. Joseph W. Angell Jr. argues that fiction plays three purposes: fiction is a substitute for reality, fiction interprets reality, and exceptional fiction can be a reality. Angell also believes that many new novels lack originality.
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00:10:18 Nancy Bush begins 00:12:04 Bush ends 00:12:05 Roger Ebert begins 00:21:03 Ebert ends 00:21:07 Roger W. Wescott begins 00:27:03 Wescott begins 00:27:08 Joseph W. Angell Jr. begins 00:36:55 Angell ends 00:37:02 Questions from the audience begin 01:54:40 Questions from the audience end 02:07:01 End of tape
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Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry 140
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Ebert, Roger
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Angell, Joseph Warner, 1908-
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Wescott, Roger W.
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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1971-04-02
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sh / JZ ; panel starts after ~ 10 min. of ambient taping
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