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In my point of view Attebery defines fantasy as external view of the fact (reality) is the opposition at the end. "Fantasy is difficult to detect object in the world the same as things under the sun, it is based on the understanding that neither slavery." (Attebery, 2001)


Attebery states, Fantasy classified as any story that presents itself as impossible, he states that it is written as either odd or seemingly normal, however if the fantasy is impossible to provide the exhortative and that an arbitrary construct of the mind with logic and rhetoric are all controlled. Fantastic has ability to make readers believe that the existence of such creatures (birds, horses, dragons, like the characters) and as magical objects (rings, hats) are a series of categories to make it impossible to possible without reflection and without any doubt and to combine them with your intellectual understanding of the world as they work to get us to believe it is true that such things under any circumstances can be regarded as believable, even if imaginary. Any narratives would make some violence that the author clearly believes that is the natural law as and an important part of it means fantasy.



References:


Attebery, B. (1980). Locating fantasy. In The Fantasy Tradition in American Literature: From Irving to Le Guinn (pp. 2-9). Bloomington: Indiana U P.