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willingly suspending disbelief?

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Thu, 01/29/2009 - 10:49pm.

We had quite the cozy time (it's quite the cozy space) up in English House III this afternoon, sharing (a la Darwin and his pigeons) what it is we fancy (turns out, btw, that very few of us fancy human beings....) and thinking out loud together about (among other things) "the willing suspension of disbelief" that fiction requires and that science....

doesn't? Hm....

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