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1. www.jhiblog.org › 2017/03/15 › high-fidelity-jean-sHigh Fidelity: Jean Starobinski’s Critical Hermeneutics

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   Mar 15, 2017 · Hollier traced Starobinski’s treatment of the theme of the oppositions and transitions between life and matter, vitalism and mechanism, through various literary and artistic manifestations, including several representations of Pygmalion and Galatea.

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   In this paper, I show how a theory’s overall virtue is shaped by its ideological parsimony -- parsimony with respect to the terminology employed in stating the theory. I distinguish between a theory’s truth and its fidelity ('joint-carvingness') and the corresponding epistemic and fidelic virtues.

3. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 35187Adaptation and Fidelity | The Oxford Handbook of Adaptation ...

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   Apr 5, 2017 · Put simply, fidelity refers to the extent to which a given aesthetic object—traditionally, in adaptation studies, a film—reflects a faithful understanding of its source—traditionally, a literary text, especially a novel, play, or short story.

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   Mar 17, 2021 · I distinguish between a theory's truth and its fidelity (‘joint‐carvingness’) and the corresponding epistemic and fidelic virtues. I argue that ideological parsimony is not an epistemic virtue but is a fidelic virtue.

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5. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentPhilosophy of Literature - Oxford Bibliographies

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   Jul 24, 2018 · The Philosophy of Literature. Oxford: Blackwell, 2009. One of the best introductions to the field. Carefully distinguishes philosophical approaches to literature from those of other disciplines and identifies the main strands of argument in the major theoretical debates over literature as an art.

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   Feb 5, 2018 · In response to (1), I set out two distinct senses of fidelity: story fidelity and thematic fidelity. (There are, of course, other senses of fidelity as well.) I then argue, in response to (2), that thematic fidelity, but not story fidelity, is an aesthetic merit in a film adaptation.

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   What is story Fidelity?

   • We can think of this sense of fidelity as story fidelity, and we might attempt to define it this way: SF: A film is a faithful adaptation of a literary work to the degree that it tells the same story that the novel does. But what is meant by ‘telling the same story’?

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   What does fidelity mean in film adaptations?

   • By ‘fidelity’ is meant the critical issue of the degree to which the film captures the significant aspects of the original work. The consensus in the adaptation literature is that we should dispose of the concept of fidelity. Here are some representative remarks:

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   What is fidelity in adaptation studies?

   • Chapter 5 is an introduction to one of the most contentious concepts in adaptation studies: fidelity, or the idea that a given aesthetic object—traditionally, in adaptation studies, a film—reflects a faithful understanding of its source—traditionally, a literary text, especially a novel, play, or short story.

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   Is story Fidelity an aesthetic merit in a film adaptation?

   • In response to (1), I set out two distinct senses of fidelity: story fidelity and thematic fidelity. (There are, of course, other senses of fidelity as well.) I then argue, in response to (2), that thematic fidelity, but not story fidelity, is an aesthetic merit in a film adaptation.

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   What is a fidelity criterion?

   • Perhaps the most common use of the fidelity criterion is in relation to story. Films are often judged as faithful to their sources or not depending to what extent they retain some of the details of the story mentioned above: events, character names and traits, dialogue, etc., of the fictional world of the original work.

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   Is fidelity a virtue in adaptation?

   • As is often the case in art, it is possible for a quality and its opposite (order and disorder, for example) to each count as excellences in particular works. Thematic fidelity is still a virtue in adaptation, even if in some cases thesis inversion can also be a virtue.

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   Mar 1, 2021 · HIGH-FIDELITY METAPHYSICS: IDEOLOGICAL PARSIMONY IN THEORY CHOICE. BY. PETER FINOCCHIARO. Abstract: Many metaphysicians utilize the virtue-driven methodology. According to this. methodology,...