Portada

LIVING IN SPIN IBD

AUTHORHOUSE
11 / 2011
9781467854788
Inglés

Sinopsis

All the hard questions about human action are about what to include in a story, what can be left out, and how to characterize what gets included. A narrative selects from all the world?s motions which ones are part of or relevant to an act, and so narratives give us what narratives have already shaped: the relation is circular. Many narratives can be told of an act, not all consistent. Some features of human action: - events 'off-stage' determine what?s happening 'on-stage', - many actions ``pass through' motions in view, - an act can be changed after the fact, - action presupposes language, - what an act is can be highly ambiguous, - we judge acts (and narratives) because we have a stake in them.