Seeing Impossible Things blends literary criticism, art history and cognitive science to propose a new understanding of literary visualisation. By analysing how Proust’s writing pushes readers to imagine visual content that does not resemble real-life perception, this study demonstrates how literary images can help us think more expansively.
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Seeing Impossible Things blends literary criticism, art history and cognitive science to propose a new understanding of literary visualisation. By analysing how Proust’s writing pushes readers to imagine visual content that does not resemble real-life perception, this study demonstrates how literary images can help us think more expansively.
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