Fictional Narrative and Truth

L.B. Cebik is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.

...it is a book for those who favour the 'no-stone-unturned' type of enquiry...The tone is informal and jargon-free and, though the argument is presented in prose of fair density, the stepping-stone technique makes for an approachable text. Oxford Journal ...combines an interesting approach with a measure of lucidity, and is pleasantly free of the excessive technicality that mars many other contributions in the field. -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Oxford Journal ...a helpful introduction for literary critics to a perhaps less familiar mode of inquiry... -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Modern Fiction Studies ...sets up a useful framework and asks many of the right questions... -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Philosophy and Literature Cebik's writing is competent..., the references nicely documented and well chosen. The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism Cebik's writing is competent..., the references nicely documented and well chosen. The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism ...it is a book for those who favour the 'no-stone-unturned' type of enquiry...The tone is informal and jargon-free and, though the argument is presented in prose of fair density, the stepping-stone technique makes for an approachable text. Oxford Journal ...combines an interesting approach with a measure of lucidity, and is pleasantly free of the excessive technicality that mars many other contributions in the field. -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Oxford Journal ...a helpful introduction for literary critics to a perhaps less familiar mode of inquiry... -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Modern Fiction Studies ...sets up a useful framework and asks many of the right questions... -- Denis E.B. Pollard, The Polytechnic of Wales Philosophy and Literature