Reading Fictional Languages
by Israel Noletto, Jessica Norledge, Peter Stockwell
A collection of studies exploring how fictional and constructed languages shape narratives, world-building, and reader interpretation across literature and media.
About This Book
Reading Fictional Languages examines how invented languages function within fictional worlds.
The book brings together research on constructed languages from multiple academic perspectives.
Contributors analyze linguistic structures, narrative roles, and reader engagement with invented tongues.
Topics range from phonology and grammar to cultural implications of language creation in fiction.
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