Animal Perception and Literary Language
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Philosophy
Format
Kindle
Pages
327
Language
English
Published
Dec 26, 2018
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan Cham
ISBN-13
9783030049690
Description
Donald Wesling explores the intricate connection between animal perception and literary expression in this thought-provoking examination. By delving into how different species experience the world, he reveals profound insights about the nature of reading and writing, suggesting that our literary language is deeply intertwined with sensory experiences.
The book invites readers to consider how understanding animal perspectives can enrich their appreciation of literature, illuminating the ways in which perception shapes narrative. It's a captivating journey through the sensory world, challenging conventional notions of language and encouraging a broader understanding of human and non-human communication.
The book invites readers to consider how understanding animal perspectives can enrich their appreciation of literature, illuminating the ways in which perception shapes narrative. It's a captivating journey through the sensory world, challenging conventional notions of language and encouraging a broader understanding of human and non-human communication.
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