BOURNE&CADDICKBOURNE
CRAIG
EMILY
Selected papers relating to time or fiction:
2022
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'Elusive Fictional Truth', British Journal of Aesthetics (2022), 62: 15-31 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne)
2019
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'Players, Characters, and the Gamer's Dilemma', Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (2019), 77: 133-143 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne)
2018
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'Personification without Impossible Content', British Journal of Aesthetics (2018), 58: 165-179 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
2017
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'Explanation and Quasi-Miracles in Narrative Understanding: The Case of Poetic Justice' dialectica (2017), 71: 563-579 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
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‘The Art of Time Travel: A Bigger Picture’, Special Issue of Manuscrito: Time and Reality II (2017) 40: 281-287 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
2016
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‘The Art of Time Travel: An “Insoluble” Problem Solved’, Special Issue of Manuscrito: Time and Reality I (2016) 39: 305-313 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
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‘Narrative Normativity: Four Routes to Redemption’, in Z.Hadromi-Allouche & A.Larkin (eds.) Fall Narratives (Routledge, 2016), 215-226 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
2014
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‘ZAMM and the Art of Philosophical Fiction’, Special Issue on Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, A Retrospective Roundtable, Forty Years Down the Road, International Journal of Motorcycle Studies, 10: Fall 2014 (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) [abstract]
2013
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‘Fictional Branching Time?’, in A.Iacona & F.Correia (eds.) Around the Tree: Semantic and Metaphysical Issues Concerning Branching and the Open Future (Springer: Synthese library no.361) (2013), 81-94. (Bourne and Caddick Bourne) (see Chapter 5 of Time in Fiction)
2011
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‘Fatalism and the Future’, in C. Callender (ed.) The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011) (Bourne)
2007
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‘Numerical Quantification and Temporal Intervals: A Span-er in the Works for Presentism?’, Logique et Analyse (Special Edition on the 50th Anniversary of Arthur Prior's Time and Modality) (Volume 50, No.199, 2007), 303-316 (Bourne) [abstract]
2006
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'A Theory of Presentism', Canadian Journal of Philosophy (2006) 36: 1-23 (Bourne) (See Chapter 2 of A Future for Presentism)
2004
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'Future Contingents, Non-Contradiction and the Law of Excluded Middle Muddle', Analysis (2004) 64: 122-128 (Bourne) (See Chapter 3 of A Future for Presentism)
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'Becoming Inflated', British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (2004) 55: 107-119 (Bourne) (See Chapter 7 of A Future for Presentism)
2002
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'When am I? A Tense Time for Some Tense Theorists?', Australasian Journal of Philosophy, (2002) 80: 359-371 (Bourne) (See Chapter 1 of A Future for Presentism)
Elusive Fictional Truth
By Bourne & Caddick Bourne
We argue that some fictional truths are fictionally true by default. We also argue that these fictional truths are subject to being undermined. We propose that the context within which we are to evaluate what is fictionally true changes when a possibility which was previously ignorable is brought to attention. We argue that these cases support a model of fictional truth which makes the conversational dynamics of determining truth in fiction structurally akin to the conversational dynamics of knowledge-ascription, as this is understood by David Lewis’s contextualist approach to knowledge. We show how a number of the rules which Lewis proposes for the case of knowledge-ascription can be employed to develop a novel and powerful framework for the case of truth in fiction.