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Examples
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To be an objective mimeticist does require, I think, that one does not automatically write off the marvelous in fiction as tosh and flummery.
Bukiet on Brooklyn Books Hal Duncan 2009
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Ironic and distanced at first as the proper mimeticist should be, but of course, once you start playing with diegesis, story is so seductive.
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They, like Pablo Picasso, have every single one of the tools that a 'naturalist' (read: mimeticist) has to work with; but they, like Picasso, also have the freedom to abandon the appearance of reality when it suits their vision.
Eyes Wide Open Lou Anders 2007
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They, like Pablo Picasso, have every single one of the tools that a 'naturalist' (read: mimeticist) has to work with; but they, like Picasso, also have the freedom to abandon the appearance of reality when it suits their vision.
Archive 2007-08-01 Lou Anders 2007
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They, like Pablo Picasso, have every single one of the tools that a "naturalist" read: mimeticist has to work with; but they, like Picasso, also have the freedom to abandon the appearance of reality when it suits their vision.
Neth Space Neth 2007
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They, like Pablo Picasso, have every single one of the tools that a "naturalist" read: mimeticist has to work with; but they, like Picasso, also have the freedom to abandon the appearance of reality when it suits their vision.
Archive 2007-08-01 Neth 2007
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