Imaginative Resistance.¶
Tuna, E. H. (2026). Imaginative Resistance. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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- Suspension of Disbelief
- Not imaginative resistance. Imaginative resistance is difficulty or unwillingness in taking up some fictional prescriptions, often evaluative or moral ones, despite competence with striking physical impossibilities.
This sourceAuthoritative survey of selective difficulties or unwillingness in taking up fictional prescriptions, including evaluative cases.
- Not imaginative resistance. Imaginative resistance is difficulty or unwillingness in taking up some fictional prescriptions, often evaluative or moral ones, despite competence with striking physical impossibilities.
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