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Possible Worlds, Artificial Intelligence and Narrative Theory

Marie-Laure Ryan

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Reference - Writing

Year:

1991

Publisher:

Indiana University

Language:

english

Pages:

294

ISBN 10:

0253350042

ISBN 13:

9780253350046

File:

PDF, 7.30 MB

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english, 1991

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