LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY
GENRE AND FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
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Question
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Fantastic stories are best described as
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A sub-genre that is primarily characterized by its focus on the conflict between good and evil.
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Stories realistic in most details but still require us to willingly suspend our disbelief.
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Literature about something that hasn’t happened yet but might be possible someday.
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Stories about a dark future world
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Suspension of disbelief examples from film, TV, and theater Suspension of disbelief in film include: “Get Out”: a surgery can transplant people’s brains into other people’s bodies. “Tangled”: an evil witch can use the power of a young woman’s freakishly long hair to appear eternally youthful.
Detailed explanation-2: -Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge coined the term “suspension of disbelief” in 1817, but almost two centuries would lapse before we could infer how the brain might support this puzzling phenomenon.
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