RT info:eu-repo/semantics/article T1 The Writing Rules of the Fictional Prototype T2 Les regles d'escriptura del prototip ficcional A1 Amores Fúster, Miguel K1 Fiction K1 Fictionality K1 Fictional narrations K1 Non-fiction narrations K1 Ficció K1 Ficcionalitat K1 Narracions ficcionals K1 Narracions de no ficció K1 Ficción K1 Ficcionalidad K1 Narraciones ficticias K1 Narraciones de no ficción K1 Literatura K1 Literature AB Here we propose a new perspective regarding the difference between literary fiction and nonfiction: the very different nature of the writing rules they admit. Although with some limitations, non-fictional narratives admit more or less rigid writing rules because they are obligated to maintain a certain correspondence scheme with the real world. However, fictional literary narrations, freed from any strict or systematic correspondence with reality, do not admit these fixed rules. Given that in fiction it is not possible to have such a text-word correspondence scheme, we defend that the only rules (or rather, the only guidelines) fictional literary narrations admit are those which affect the very creation of the text—that is, those which affect the subjective attitude of the writer. PB Universidad de Barcelona YR 2022 FD 2022-07-30 LK http://hdl.handle.net/10259/8527 UL http://hdl.handle.net/10259/8527 LA eng DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Burgos RD 04-dic-2024